Articles on brakes advise readers on how to recognise the symptoms of a soft brake pedal, a pedal that depresses too far, and a dragging brake, as well as how to drive safely in the run-up to a service.
The brake pedal usually feels soft when air has got into the braking system, there is a fluid leak, or a component is worn. If the pedal depresses further than usual, you should have the brakes checked before your next journey.
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A dragging brake can cause the wheel rim to overheat, affect the car’s handling and increase fuel consumption. If the symptom is obvious, pull over to a safe place and take the car in for a brake check.
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The articles deal with problems relating to engine oil, the smell of fuel and noises from the belt system, as well as choosing the right engine oil. They include instructions…
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The articles cover common symptoms, options and inspection requirements relating to brakes, the auxiliary belt system and engine oil.
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Causes of oil leaks, driving safety and situations in which it is advisable to leave the car where it is before investigating the source of the leak.
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The articles deal with vibrations that occur when the car is idling, their possible causes, and how to narrow down the fault by monitoring when the vibrations occur.
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