What Causes the Squeaking Sound When Braking Slowly in a Car?
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Car braking slowly with a squeaking sound is caused by: 1. Rust on the brake disc or brake pads; 2. New brake pads; 3. Excessive wear on the brake disc and brake pads; 4. Incorrect installation or mismatched model of brake pads; 5. Use of poor-quality or overly hard brake pads; 6. Abnormal brake caliper or lack of brake fluid; 7. Presence of foreign objects between the brake drum or disc and the pads. Solutions for the squeaking sound when braking: 1. Apply butter or special lubricant at the connection between the brake pads and the brake caliper; 2. Regularly inspect and replace brake pads; 3. Periodically adjust the brakes; 4. Avoid frequent use of brakes.