What Causes Brake Friction Noise?
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The causes of brake friction noise may include excessively hard brake pads, worn brake pads down to the backing plate, excessive wear of brake discs or drums, rusted brake calipers, stiff parking brake cables, slow return of the master cylinder, etc. It is necessary to visit a 4S shop for inspection and repair. Below is an introduction to brake pedal operation: 1. Introduction to brake pedal operation: Automobile brake pedal operation can be categorized into gradual braking (i.e., anticipatory braking), emergency braking, combined braking, and intermittent braking. Generally, during gradual braking and emergency braking, the clutch pedal should be fully depressed before the wheels lock up and the vehicle comes to a stop, to prevent the engine from stalling and facilitate speed readjustment. 2. Proper timing and force application in braking: Under normal circumstances, avoid stomping the brake pedal all at once. First, press the brake pedal, adjusting the foot pressure (i.e., increasing the force) as needed—apply quick and firm pressure when the speed is high, and light and steady pressure when the speed is low. Then, adjust the pressure increase or decrease based on various conditions.