Why does the brake shake?
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Reasons for body shaking during braking: 1. Caused by deformation of brake pads or brake discs. Related to material, machining accuracy, and thermal deformation during use, including: brake disc thickness variation, roundness of brake drums, uneven wear, thermal deformation, hot spots, etc. 2. The vibration frequency generated by the brake pads during braking resonates with the suspension system. 3. Unstable friction coefficient of brake pads, which is too high. Corresponding solutions to the above problems: 1. Check and replace brake discs and pads. 2. Perform brake system maintenance. 3. Self-check whether the brake pads are working properly and whether there is water accumulation on the brake discs or pads. The safest method is to have a repair shop check, as it could also be due to improper retraction of the brake caliper or low brake fluid pressure.