Why does a sedan's brake become hard?
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Sedan brakes becoming hard can be caused by issues with the brake booster pump, foreign objects adhering to the brake pads or calipers, or the vehicle's ABS system engaging. If you encounter this situation while driving, do not panic. The first thing to do is to release the accelerator to slow down, then try pressing the brake pedal multiple times to see if braking force can be restored. The automotive braking system, also known as the automobile brake system, refers to specialized braking mechanisms installed in vehicles to technically ensure safe driving and improve average speed. The function of the automobile braking system is to forcibly decelerate or even stop a moving vehicle as required by the driver; to keep a parked vehicle stationary under various road conditions; and to maintain stable speed for vehicles going downhill.