Why does the car only stop when the brake is fully pressed?
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The reasons why the car only stops when the brake is fully pressed are: 1. Excessive gap between the brake pads and brake drum; air in the brake master cylinder. Worn brake pads, deteriorated brake fluid, or leaking brake fluid lines. 2. Stuck brake caliper not returning, worn master cylinder seal causing air leakage, or malfunctioning ABS pump. Braking techniques are as follows: 1. Release the brake before stopping: When braking, release the brake before the car comes to a complete stop, as continuously pressing the brake will cause a strong impact at the moment of stopping. The technique is to release the brake once before the car fully stops, then gently press the brake again until the car stops moving. 2. Braking in a curve: When braking while the car is in a curve, pressing the brake while turning the steering wheel may cause the car to lose balance. Before entering the curve, reduce the speed sufficiently by braking.