What Causes the Abnormal Noise When Braking at Low Speed?
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Reasons for abnormal noise when braking at low speed: 1. When the foot lightly rests on the brake pedal, the brake pads remain in slight contact with the brake disc, causing the friction temperature between the disc and pads to rise. This carbonizes the surface material of the brake pads, forming harder substances that produce abnormal noise during slight friction. 2. If a sharp squeaking sound occurs during braking, this type of noise is not a malfunction and is mainly related to the material of the brake pads. Removing the brake pads and grinding them several times will eliminate this noise. All vehicles experience this issue, and the abnormal noise does not affect the normal use of the braking system.