Why is there a noise after washing the car when braking?
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During car washing, water enters the wheel's brake drum, and sand particles may also splash onto the brake pads along with the water, causing noise when braking. Here is more relevant information: 1. Solution: It is recommended not to park the car immediately after washing. Instead, consciously drive a certain distance and perform braking several times to expel the water from the brake drum and prevent the issue. 2. Daily maintenance of the braking system: Clean, high-quality brake fluid is fundamental to safety and the proper functioning of the braking system. Purchase high-quality brake fluid available on the market. If the brake fluid is already dirty, drain and flush the entire system, then refill the master cylinder with new fluid. Do not reuse brake fluid; all brake fluid drained from the system should be discarded.