What Causes the Squealing Noise from Brake Discs That Then Disappears?
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This is due to worn brake pads. When this occurs, new brake pads should be replaced. Brake pads are consumable parts in the braking system that require periodic replacement. As the vehicle's mileage increases, the brake pads will continuously wear down and need replacement once they reach a certain level of wear. Below is an introduction to related content: Introduction: The braking system is a crucial system in a vehicle, directly related to driving stability and safety. Main Components: The main components of the braking system include the vacuum booster pump, master cylinder, slave cylinder, brake pads, and brake discs. The vacuum booster pump provides assistance, making it easier for the driver to press the brake pedal. When the brake pedal is pressed, the master cylinder pushes the slave cylinder via brake fluid. At this point, the slave cylinder can press the brake pads against the brake disc, slowing the vehicle down. The brake disc is also a wear item that requires periodic replacement. As the vehicle's mileage increases, the brake disc will continuously wear down and need replacement once it reaches a certain level of wear. Precautions: The brake fluid in the braking system also needs regular replacement. Brake fluid is a liquid that easily absorbs moisture. If the brake fluid's water content becomes too high, it can lead to reduced braking force and longer braking distances. Therefore, it is essential to regularly replace the brake fluid during vehicle use. When the brake fluid's water content reaches 3%, it should be replaced immediately.