What Causes the Brake Noise in Range Rover?
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There are many reasons for abnormal brake noise at low speeds, such as severely worn brake pads or excessive wear of the brake drum. Here are the specific reasons: Severely Worn Brake Pads: Abnormal brake noise at low speeds is likely due to severely worn brake pads. The warning piece will emit a sharp abnormal sound to prompt replacement. Alternatively, it could be caused by excessive wear of the brake disc or brake drum, where they become too thin and produce noise. It might also occur after recently replacing the brake pads, where the contact surface with the brake disc or drum does not fit properly, leading to point or line contact and resulting in noise. Brake Pads Not Replaced for a Long Time: The replacement cycle for brake pads is not fixed; it depends on the vehicle's driving conditions, the frequency of the driver pressing the brake pedal, and the force applied.