What Causes Tesla's Brake Failure?
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Tesla's brake failure can be attributed to the following reasons: Heat treatment error: The rear wheel half-shaft of the vehicle may have surface hardness and heat treatment microstructure depth indicators that do not meet production standards due to heat treatment errors during the manufacturing process. During vehicle use, the half-shaft may fracture, causing the rear wheels to lose driving force and increasing the likelihood of accidents, posing a safety hazard. Manufacturing process error: Due to errors in the manufacturing process, the welding points of the motor in the Integrated Brake (IB) system's brake booster hydraulic unit may be incorrect. This could cause the rotor to idle on the shaft, prompting the control system to detect abnormal position signals, trigger an alarm, and enter fault mode. In this scenario, the IB system loses brake boost assistance, retaining only basic mechanical braking mode.