What is the reason for the squeaking sound when reversing in a Sagitar?
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The reasons for the squeaking sound when reversing in a Sagitar are: 1. The newly replaced brake pads have not fully worn in. New brake pads require about 100 to 200 kilometers to fully break in, and it is normal for them to produce noise during this period. 2. Severe wear of the brake pads. If the brake pads are severely worn, the vehicle will produce noticeable noise when braking, accompanied by insufficient braking force. 3. Uneven material quality of the brake pads. Some low-quality brake pads may have harder spots, which can generate noise when rubbing against the brake disc. Solutions are as follows: 1. If the brake pads have just been replaced, you can ignore the noise initially. After driving 100 to 200 kilometers, the noise will disappear once the brake pads are fully broken in. 2. If the noise is caused by severely worn brake pads, replacing them with new ones can solve the problem. 3. When selecting brake pads, it is advisable to choose products from well-known brands. If possible, using original equipment manufacturer (OEM) parts is recommended, as they offer the best compatibility with the vehicle's brake calipers and provide optimal braking performance.