What to Do When the Brake Switch is Broken and There's a Lack of Power During Acceleration?

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If the brake switch is broken and causing a lack of power during acceleration, it needs to be replaced promptly. Below is relevant information on determining whether the brake disc needs replacement: Listen for sounds: If there are abnormal noises when lightly applying the brakes, the brake pads must be replaced immediately. This indicates that the limit markers on both sides of the brake pads have directly rubbed against the brake disc, showing that the brake pads have exceeded their limit. Warning light: Typically, the decision to replace the brake disc is based on whether the brake disc warning light on the dashboard is illuminated. Normally, this light is off. When the brake disc malfunctions or becomes excessively worn, the light turns on and remains off after repairs. Check the thickness: Most brake disc products come with wear indicators, featuring three small indentations on the disc surface. Measure the depth of these indentations with a vernier caliper; it should be 1.5mm. When the total wear depth on both sides of the brake disc reaches 3mm, it is advisable to replace the brake disc promptly.