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What Causes Occasional Brake Noise in Volkswagen Bora?

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BlakelyFitz

07/24/25 2:50pm

Volkswagen Bora's occasional brake noise is primarily caused by brake pads. When the brake pad material is too hard or contains foreign objects, it can produce noise when braking. The only solution is to replace the brake pads. More relevant information is as follows: 1. Many new cars experience brake noise issues, which are mostly normal. After driving for a while and increasing the number of braking instances, the brake pads and brake discs gradually wear in, and the noise will disappear. When replacing new brake pads, they also need a break-in period with the old brake discs. To reduce noise caused by friction, the edges of the brake pads can be sanded down. 2. New brake discs have an anti-corrosion coating on the surface, which can slightly affect braking distance and feel. After driving for a while, the performance will return to normal. Driving habits can also contribute to brake noise. Frequent hard braking can accelerate the wear of brake pads and discs, leading to noise.

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Florence

08/11/25 8:31am

The occasional brake noise in the Volkswagen Bora could be due to several common reasons. From my years of driving experience, I've found that rust on brake discs is a major issue, especially after rain or in humid weather. A slight squeaking sound when gently applying the brakes is normal, and it usually disappears after driving for a while as the rust wears off. This isn't a cause for concern. Another factor is excessive wear on the brake pads. For instance, after tens of thousands of kilometers, thinning pads can produce a sharp noise. Additionally, dust or small stones on the brake pads can cause noise, as daily driving tends to accumulate debris. It's advisable to pay attention to cleaning the brake components during regular car washes. Long-term lack of maintenance can worsen the problem, so periodic inspections of the brake system at a repair shop are safer. Safety should never be taken lightly—brake failure poses a high risk, so don't delay if you hear unusual sounds.

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