What does the brake-pads-worn warning light indicate?
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BrakePadsWorn indicates an issue with the brake pads, requiring inspection of the braking system. This warning light typically illuminates when the parking brake is engaged or during braking, and automatically turns off after braking is completed. If the brake warning light remains brightly lit, it signifies a malfunction in the braking system, necessitating immediate repair at a service center. Below are the benefits of lubricating brake calipers and cleaning brake discs. Brake Caliper Lubrication Maintenance: Lubricating the moving shafts and rubber cups of brake calipers maintains the flexibility of caliper bushings and extends their service life. It is essential to use fully synthetic brake caliper lubricant. Brake Disc Cleaning: Quickly removes oil stains, dirt, and friction dust from brake discs, drums, and any related components, ensuring optimal heat dissipation from the brake discs. This process also eliminates screeching brake noises and promotes even braking performance.