Brakes
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...
Why is brake fluid important? Brake fluid is a vital fluid which allows your brakes to function properly. It is a hydraulic fluid, which means it cannot be compressed. This means it can transfer force into pressure, which allows your braking system to work properly....
About the brake rotors: The brake discs (or brake rotors) are a vital part of the braking systems in most modern cars. They are made of metal and are connected to the hub for each rim and spins alongside the wheel. When the brakes are applied, the brake pads are...
About the brake pads: Brake pads are an important part of the braking systems in almost all modern cars. Generally each wheel has its own brake pad and brake disc rotor. When the brake is applied, the brake pad converts kinetic energy into thermal energy via...
