Why Does the Audi Brake Pad Make Noise?
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Audi brake pad noise is caused by not polishing the old brake disc or issues with the brake pad material. Not polishing the old brake disc: When installing new brake pads, if the old brake disc is not polished, it can lead to improper installation. If the installation is improper or new pads are installed without polishing the old disc, the new pads will directly rub against the uneven surface of the old disc, resulting in uneven wear of the new brake pads. In fact, 90% of noise issues are caused this way. Solution: First, polish the edges of the brake pads to ensure they do not rub against the brake disc, which will eliminate the noise. If this doesn't work, the brake disc must be polished and smoothed using a brake disc repair machine to solve the problem. Brake pad material issues: If the brake pad material contains large particles, it can easily cause noise during braking. The solution is to replace the brake pads with better-quality ones, such as ceramic brake pads.