Brake system

When in proper working order, the brake pedal should be firm throughout its stroke. A firmer sensation should be experienced with increased pressure. We’ve all had to slam on the brakes suddenly to prevent a collision, and that’s when the pedal feels the most firmly attached to the floor. When you first put your foot […]

Do you hear a squeaking noise from your brakes, even with your foot off the brake pedal? This is a common problem often caused by worn-out brake pads and other components in the braking system. The squeaking noise tells you it’s time to check your brakes, but there can be more to it. The braking

The stab braking method is excellent for applying emergency brakes while allowing your vehicle to move freely. The technique is mainly used with older generations of cars. At the same time, modern vehicles have adopted the Anti Lock Brakes System (ABS), an intuitive way of applying stab braking without going through all the processes. Although

Is the ABS warning light illuminating your Jeep Wrangler dashboard? Do you know why it turns on and how you can fix it? Well, you are in the right place for answers.  ABS light can come on due to a malfunctioning ABS module, low brake fluid levels, faulty wheel speed sensors, low tire pressure, and

Honda Civic is one of the most successful and reliable cars by Honda. This car model has been in production for many decades and is still being embraced by many. However, some owners have reported a problem with the electric parking brake (EPB). An EPB on Honda Civic is a unit controlled by pressing a

Once you start noticing the spongy feeling and less effective braking whenever you hit the pedal, it may indicate that your braking system needs bleeding. The soft and spongy brake pedal may result from the air in the braking system. However, people may experience no fluid coming out when they attempt to bleed their brakes.

Brake fluid is stored in a canister that sits on top of the master cylinder. This canister (which, in most cases, is made of polymer) is known as the brake fluid reservoir. The brake fluid reservoir serves many purposes, which include storing, protecting, and regulating the level of the brake fluid. Although less common, the

Brake fluid is a requirement for every automobile. It significantly affects the brakes because it takes all the pressure to stop your car. Brake fluids in your cylinder tank can last your automobile for a long time without harm. There’s a but, though. Brake fluid doesn’t go well with moisture being trapped inside the system

Are the rotors of your dear vehicle not shining bright? Have you left your car exposed to potential elements which have made the rotors rusty? Are you concerned about whether you can drive with rusted rotors? Well, don’t you worry because we have all your queries answered. Can I Drive with Rusted Rotors? Rust on