What Causes the Brake Pedal to Kick Back?
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There are several reasons why the brake pedal may kick back: Uneven brake drums: The brake pedal kicking back could be caused by uneven brake drums or discs. Another possibility is air entering the brake lines. For safety reasons, it is best to have the brake system inspected at a repair shop. ABS protection function: When forcefully applying emergency brakes, the brake pedal pulsation is the ABS system activating its protective function. In emergency situations, drivers may slam on the brakes to control speed and avoid danger. However, when the braking system suddenly locks up, it may cause the vehicle to lose lateral control.