The starting brake system is one of the main conditions for safe driving. This is why the condition of the brakes must be checked when the slightest indication of a malfunction occurs. One of the disturbing symptoms is the brake pedal. The higher the speed, the stronger the brake pedal is the higher the brake pedal. Why is the brake pedal beating? The first and most common reason commonly called is damage or curvature of the brake disc. It is most commonly caused by a sudden drop in temperature: the brake disc is heated first and then cooled (or vice versa). As a consequence, the brake disc is deformed and the brake pedal is started to brake during braking. The solution is to change the brake discs on both wheels. Another very common reason why the brake pedal can be hit is brake pads (both front and rear). To get rid of the brake pedal the pad is worth changing. The brake pedal may also be hit by a worn or curved rear brake drum. In addition, brake pedal palpitations may occur due to the acidity of brake cylinders-rear or front. At best, it's enough to splatter on their WD-40, and in the worst case, the brake cylinder has to be replaced.
Why is the brake pedal beating?
- The first and most common reason commonly called is damage or curvature of the brake disc. It is most commonly caused by a sudden drop in temperature: the brake disc is heated first and then cooled (or vice versa). As a consequence, the brake disc is deformed and the brake pedal is started to brake during braking. The solution is to change the brake discs on both wheels.
- Another very common reason why the brake pedal can be used is brake pads (both front and rear). To get rid of the brake pedal the pad is worth changing.
- The brake pedal may also be hit by a worn or curved rear brake drum.
- In addition, brake pedal palpitations may occur due to the acidity of brake cylinders-rear or front. At best, it's enough to splatter on their WD-40, and in the worst case, the brake cylinder has to be replaced.
It happens that all of the above causes have been verified, everything that can be done has already been replaced, and the brake pedal does not disappear. There are a number of other reasons that occur less frequently, but can also cause the brake pedal. For example, the spindling bearings were severely affected. Wheel alignment is broken. The vibrations are also transmitted on the body, not just the brake pedal.
- For example, the spindling bearings were severely affected.
- Wheel alignment is broken. The vibrations are also transmitted on the body, not just the brake pedal.
- There are some bolts or nuts not to the end of the end, which means that at a set of speed, there is something similar to vibration.
There are also cases where the brake pedal is accompanied by a beating of the steering wheel-there is also a test of the causes causing vibration of the rudder.