Brakes
Why is your car making a grinding noise while braking? Most modern cars use brake pads and rotors (also known as brake discs) to reduce vehicle movement when the brake pedal is applied. Brake rotors help your car to stop by pressing against the brake pads. This...
About the brake light switch: Brake (sometimes people spell break light switch) lights play an important role in your car’s safety by alerting others when your vehicle is slowing down. They allow other drivers to adjust their following distance when you brake,...
All about brake pads: Brake pads are an important part of modern braking systems. They work with the brake disc/rotor to create friction and cause the vehicle to stop. Most brake rotors have two brake pads positioned on either side. When the brakes are applied, the...
What is brake bleeding? Brake bleeding is a process of removing air bubbles from the brake system. This significantly improves brake performance by increasing hydraulic pressure. Air bubbles can accumulate in the brake lines over time, and they can cause a spongy...
What does the parking brake release cable do? The parking brake acts as a secondary braking system which allows your vehicle to remain stationary when parked. Most cars either use a hand brake or foot brake. The parking brake release cable allows you to disengage the...
Why is clutch fluid leaking around the clutch pedal? In vehicle’s with a manual transmission, brake fluid is also used with the clutch system. This allows for the building of hydraulic pressure, allowing the clutch to operate correctly. However, a problem in the...
