What Causes the Noise When Braking Just After Starting the Car?
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When you slowly release the brake pedal, the engine already has enough power to drive the car forward, but your brakes haven't fully disengaged yet. As a result, the moving wheels are being held back by the braking system, which naturally produces unusual noises—this is a normal phenomenon. Here's some relevant information: In manual transmission cars, when you lift the brake, the transmission doesn't output power, and the vehicle starts only after the brake is fully released. However, in automatic transmission cars, as soon as you engage the gear, the transmission already provides the force for the tires to rotate forward; it's just that the brakes are being pressed, preventing the vehicle from moving. When starting an automatic transmission car, the brake is usually released slowly. If you release the brake quickly, you won't hear this noise.