What Causes Abnormal Noise When Braking?
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Abnormal noise when braking may be caused by the following reasons: Foreign objects between brake discs: When driving through muddy, dusty, or gravel-filled complex road sections, it's inevitable for foreign objects like sand to enter between the brake pads and brake discs. When foreign objects are present between them, operation will certainly be affected to some extent, and the friction of sand during braking can easily produce abnormal noise. Uneven wear of brake discs and pads: Brake discs and pads naturally experience wear, but over time, uneven wear may occur. One side may be excessively worn, while the other side may develop edges. When the thickness on both sides is inconsistent, abnormal noise will occur. You can choose to grind them evenly with a grinder or replace the brake discs and pads.