What Causes the Brake Pedal to Make Noise When Lifted?
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The reasons for the brake pedal making noise when lifted are as follows: 1. Lack of lubrication in the brake caliper: In this case, the owner can remove the brake caliper guide pin and apply the appropriate lubricant to it, which can significantly alleviate the brake noise issue. 2. Uneven thickness of the brake disc or brake pads: When the vehicle is moving at low speeds, the protruding brake pads will lightly rub against the brake disc, and the lower the speed, the more noticeable the noise; this situation can only be resolved by replacing the brake pads. 3. If the brake noise occurs in winter, it is likely caused by water freezing between the brake pads and the brake caliper; thawing the brakes will solve the problem.