Why does a new car's brakes make noise?
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The reasons why a new car's brakes make noise are: 1. The brake pads rusted during storage; 2. Newly replaced brake pads haven't been broken in; 3. The brake pads weren't installed properly during assembly; 4. Use of inferior or overly hard brake pads; 5. There is sand or foreign objects between the brake pads and brake discs. Precautions for braking in a new car are: 1. Release the brake once before the vehicle comes to a complete stop, then gently apply the brake until the vehicle stops moving; 2. Reduce speed sufficiently by braking before entering a curve; 3. Pay attention to controlling speed when driving in rainy weather, use emergency brakes cautiously to avoid skidding and rollover.