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What to Do When There's Abnormal Noise During Low-Speed Braking?

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DeBeckett
07/29/25 11:23pm
Reasons for abnormal noise during low-speed braking include: 1. Overly worn brake pads: The exposed fixing points of the friction material rub against the brake disc or brake drum, causing abnormal noise. Solution: Replace the brake pads. 2. Poor contact surface: After replacing the brake pads, improper contact with the brake disc or drum leads to point or line contact, resulting in abnormal noise. Solution: Perform a break-in period for the vehicle. 3. Water exposure: Brakes may produce abnormal noise after the car has been through water. Solution: Handle according to water drainage, remove accumulated water, and replace the corresponding parts. 4. Wear: Excessive wear on the brake disc or brake drum. Solution: Replace the brake disc or brake drum.
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