How do you know if you brakes have worn out
Well i opened the hood recently and noticed that the brake oil bottle has level somewhere in between the minimum and maximum level.
The second thing i realized while driving was that when i applied the brake too hard the abs was activate and made a lot of noise but the car just went on going a bit. So do i need new brake pads. Is there anyway to measure brake wear. I am from pakistan and we don't have mazda dealership here. |
take the wheels off and view the pads through the back of the calipers . There should be a minimum of 3mm (approx.) of pad material . Any less than that and you need new pads .
once you know what you are looking at you can tell without taking wheels off . |
When you can stop yourself from double-posting! :)
I don't know if this applies to all cars but the rule of thumb that I got from somebody in my car club is that the friction material should be thicker than the backing plate. |
So does the decreased level of brake oil mean anything or not.
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Originally Posted by HUSSAIN
(Post 2712157)
So does the decreased level of brake oil mean anything or not.
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if youre between the minimum and maximum... youre fine...
if you go below the minimum, add some if you go above the max, take some away |
Hussain: do you ever use the search button or just keep making new threads for every question you have???
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you can also tell by your brake fluid...if its low or dirty, usually means you need new ones
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