After Replacing The New Brake Pads, The Brake Becomes Soft, And The Braking Force Is Weak. Is It Normal?
clarify a fact here. When I step on the brake after replacing the new brake pad, I feel that the brake pedal is very soft and the braking performance is not as good as the original. This is a normal phenomenon. Because the friction surface of the new brake pad does not completely match the original brake disc, I feel that the braking force is not as good as the original when I step on the brake, Also because the original car's brake disc wear after the formation of a circle of outer edge, so that the new brake pad with the brake disc will form a certain gap, which will lead to brake softening!
Under what circumstances do I need to replace the brake pads and discs?
1. When a red exclamation mark appears on the instrument panel, it means that the brake oil level is too low! At this time, you should check whether the brake pads are worn too seriously and need to be replaced!
2. Squeaking when stepping on the brake!
Squeaking sound when stepping on the brake is also one of the ways of brake pad alarm, which means that the brake pad has worn to the alarm iron plate and must be replaced as soon as possible!
3. There are several cases of brake disc replacement!
When the wear of the brake disc is too serious, the outer ring of the brake disc will feel a big outer edge and the friction surface is uneven, which needs to be replaced!
When you step on the brake, the steering wheel shakes and you need to replace the brake disc!