Why is the car brake pedal too hard?
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Reasons for a hard car brake pedal: 1. Insufficient brake booster assistance; 2. Malfunction of the vacuum booster; 3. Free travel issue; 4. Jump value and jump point factors; 5. Gap between the valve plug and rubber reaction disc; 6. Severe brake pad wear; 7. Lack of brake fluid or failure of the brake pedal spring. Solutions for a hard car brake pedal: 1. Promptly inspect and repair the car's brake vacuum booster pump; 2. Press the brake pedal firmly and restart the engine; 3. Decelerate to a stop by pressing the pedal multiple times. Precautions for car braking: 1. Anticipate road conditions and brake early to prevent tailgating and rear-end collisions; 2. Avoid sudden braking and apply the brakes gradually; 3. Avoid prolonged brake pedal application.