What Causes Tesla Brake Failure?
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Tesla brake failure can be attributed to the following specific reasons: Severe Overloading: When a vehicle is severely overloaded, the increased inertia due to gravitational acceleration directly leads to brake failure. Improper Operation: Mechanical failure caused by improper operation, such as prolonged downhill driving, can cause brake pads to overheat, brake drums to carbonize, and brake functionality to completely fail. Weather Factors: In summer, most cars use air conditioning, which can easily increase engine load and ultimately affect brake performance. Lack of Maintenance: Insufficient maintenance of the brake system, including excessive impurities in the brake master cylinder, poor sealing, vacuum booster failure, contaminated brake fluid, or mixing different types of brake fluid leading to vapor lock when heated, leakage in the brake master or wheel cylinders, or air leaks in the air reservoir or pipeline connections.