Brakes
Why is your brake fluid black or brown? Brake fluid is an important hydraulic liquid which helps your car’s brakes to function correctly. It achieves this by generating hydraulic pressure, which allows the brake pads to push against the rotors. This slows your...
What is the Anti-Lock Pressure Switch? The anti-lock braking system (ABS) is an important safety component in modern vehicles. It prevents the wheels from locking when the brakes are applied, allowing for improved control over your vehicle when you are slowing down or...
What does the vacuum pump do? The brake booster system enhances the power of your car’s brakes, allowing for improved safety and reduced stopping distance. It utilises the vacuum from the engine air intake to increase brake pressure, allowing your car to come to...
What does the brake booster vacuum sensor do? A brake booster system is used to reduce the amount of brake pedal pressure needed to stop your vehicle. This allows for improved safety and quicker, more responsive braking. The vacuum sensor (or pressure sensor) is an...
About the brake calipers: The brake calipers are a key part of your car’s disc braking system. Their role is to slow down the car with the help of the brake pads housed inside. The brake caliper fits like a clamp around the disc so that when you apply...
About the brake hoses and lines: Brake hoses are an important but often overlooked part of your car’s braking system. Their purpose is to transfer hydraulic brake fluid. This allows your brakes to function properly and safely bring your car to a stop. When the...
