What causes abnormal noise from the engine when braking in D gear?
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The reasons for abnormal noise from the engine when braking in D gear: severely worn brake pads, which can be resolved by replacing them. Below are some precautions for daily driving: 1. Immediate adjustment is required if the car pulls to one side when braking: If the car noticeably pulls to the left or right when braking, this is caused by uneven braking on the front wheels, which can easily lead to accidents due to uneven braking force, especially at high speeds. It is essential to take the car to a repair shop for brake adjustment immediately. 2. Regular replacement of brake fluid: Brake fluid should be replaced every 50,000 kilometers. If driving frequently in humid areas, the replacement interval should be appropriately shortened. 3. Replace brake pads according to mileage: Brake pads and brake discs (drums) have a limited lifespan and must be replaced when worn to a certain extent. The normal service life for city driving is approximately 50,000 kilometers, while brake pads typically last around 30,000 kilometers. However, the actual lifespan depends on the driver's habits. It is best to inspect them every 10,000 kilometers.