How to solve the long brake travel
When faced with a longer braking trip, the driver may experience soft brakes and need extra effort to slow down and stop. There may be some underlying reasons behind this phenomenon:
1. Brake pad wear:
The gap between the brake pad and the brake disc increases, resulting in prolonged brake pedal travel.
Solution: Timely replacement of severely worn brake pads to ensure the normal operation of the brake system.
2. Brake oil problem:
Insufficient brake oil or air in the pipeline may lead to reduced brake performance and a soft feeling.
Solution: Check and add brake oil regularly, while ensuring that there is no air buildup in the pipeline.
In order to improve driving safety, it is recommended that drivers pay attention to the following:
Check the brake system regularly and pay special attention to the thickness of the brake pads to avoid excessive wear and tear.
Maintain the vehicle regularly to ensure that the entire brake system works properly to ensure safety during driving.
