What Causes the Brake Noise in the TACQUA?
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There are many reasons for brake noise, such as sand particles entering the brake disc, loose screws fixing the brake disc, or degraded brake fluid quality. Braking Techniques to Prevent "Lurching": If the braking distance is sufficient, you can slowly and steadily press the brake pedal to decelerate. As the car is about to come to a stop, gently release the brake pedal until the car completely stops. Braking Techniques on Slopes: Actually, braking on an uphill slope is similar to braking on a flat road—both require gently pressing the brake pedal. However, when releasing the brake, it should be done faster than on a flat road. When braking on a downhill slope, avoid pressing the brake pedal for an extended period, as this can easily lead to excessive wear of the brake friction pads and reduced effectiveness. Instead, you can use intermittent braking (pump the brakes) to decelerate and bring the car to a stop.