Why does the brake pad make a loud noise when it gets wet?
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The reasons why the brake pad makes a loud noise when it gets wet: the car is in the running-in period; there are foreign objects in the brake pad; the brake pad is severely worn, etc. The following are the specific reasons: Running-in period: If it is a new car or newly replaced brake disc or pad, there will be a running-in period. During the running-in period, there may be some abnormal noises, which usually disappear after driving a few hundred kilometers. Foreign objects in the brake pad: There are some small metal particles inside the brake pad, which will produce a sharp and harsh sound when the brake is lightly pressed. Severe wear of the brake pad: Generally, the brake pad will have a warning piece. When the brake pad is worn to the limit, the warning piece will rub against the brake disc, producing a sharp metal friction sound.