The six most common brake system problems

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Most automobile drivers ignore their brakes until a major problem occurs. The six most common complaints voiced by customers concerning their brakes are unusual noises, a low pedal, pulling, soft, spongy pedals, pulsation, wheel lock-up and various problems that are not related to a brake malfunction at all. By understanding what these problems indicate, repairpersons can often prevent costly problems from occurring in the future.

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Putting the stop on wasted time by inspecting brake drums and rotors

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Many motorists service their own automobiles. One mistake that is commonly made when inspecting and repairing brakes is to replace only pads or linings and forget to check the drums and rotors. Although self-maintenance saves money, in the long run allowing a professional to machine-inspect brakes is the safest and most cost-effective method.

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