Tag: Braking components

In general, the ABS control module operates by monitoring the wheel speed and using this data to determine when a wheel is about to lock up when braking. Then, in conjunction with other systems, it utilizes the “pulsing” technique to prevent the wheel from locking up, enabling the driver to maintain steering control while braking.…

The last thing you want to hear while applying the brake is a grinding noise. Compared to the usual squeaking that happens when the pads are worn, this is frequently more alarming. Brake grinding can be brought on by worn brake pads, warped rotors, or an obstruction in the calipers. Broken brake pad shims, poor…

Your car’s brake pad thickness is a gauge of how much brake material is available for braking operations. It’s a quick way to find out if your brakes need to be replaced or are still functional. Your car needs to have good brakes if you want to stop in time for an accident. The thickness…