Brake Noise When Braking
The vehicle produces an unusual noise from the wheels or brakes when braking, which is commonly caused by worn brake pads, glazed rotors, or debris between the pad and rotor.
Diagnosis Details
Possible Causes
Worn brake pads with low friction material or wear indicators contacting the rotor
Glazed or warped brake rotors causing vibration or squeal
Debris (stone, gravel) lodged between the brake pad and rotor
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What You Should Do
Inspect brake pads for thickness and wear indicators.
Check rotors for scoring, glazing, or warping.
Remove any debris.
Replace pads if below minimum thickness; resurface or replace rotors if damaged.
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