What Causes the Raised Edge on Brake Discs?
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Brake disc edge protrusion causes: Severe wear on the brake disc, which only requires replacement with a new one. The braking system is crucial for vehicles as it directly affects driving safety and stability. A car's braking system mainly consists of brake pads, brake discs, brake linings, vacuum booster pumps, master brake cylinders, and slave brake cylinders. Brake discs undergo wear during use, and uneven wear can lead to an uneven surface—some areas higher and others lower. This condition causes brake judder, affecting braking performance. If an uneven brake disc impacts braking effectiveness, it should be removed for resurfacing or replaced entirely.