What is the solution for Audi brake failure?

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StJeffrey
07/29/25 10:12pm
Audi brake failure solutions are: 1. Release the accelerator pedal; 2. Shift to manual mode and manually downshift from high gear to low gear sequentially; 3. When applying the handbrake, hold the release button and pull the handbrake intermittently without locking it; 4. After the vehicle stops, shift into park. Signs before brake failure include: 1. A feeling of weakness when pressing the brake; 2. Deviation occurs when braking; 3. The brake pedal feels softer; 4. Abnormal noises when braking; 5. The brake pedal does not return after pressing and there is no resistance felt when pressing. The brake system consists of a vacuum booster pump, master cylinder, wheel cylinder, brake pads, and brake discs.
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