efficient. What could be the cause?
My car has recently started making a squeal noise while driving, but I just service my brake system and change disc pad and brake shoe (lining). What could be wrong?
Some brake noise is normal and unavoidable, what the normal mechanics says.
Demanding driving conditions such as traffic congestion, severe braking, dusty/sandy conditions, abusive braking and even humidity can cause ;
-unwanted brake noise
-uneven braking
-uneven wears on disc pads or brake shoe (lining)
-brakes not effective
-overheats on brake systems
The causes of this problem, due to oil stain and dust on brakes pad or brake shoe (lining) or less lubricant on caliper pin and brake shoe pivots.
The above mentioned high demand brake use can easily cause more damage to more components in the brake system than just the brake pads. A faulty part can cause a chain reaction of failures to other components that could cause problems ranging from more than normal occasional noise to total brake failure or brake seize. Have your brake system completely checked and serviced by a quality conscience brake system specialist.
What brake system specialist recommends for this problem?
Wurth Brake Paste Sachets are designed for use wherever a high temperature lubricant is required. Primarily designed to eliminate brake squeal and seizing of brake components, e.g. caliper and brake shoe pivot points. Apply the Wurth Brake Paste on the back of brake pads to prevent squeal.
It can also be used for spark plug threads, engine bolts or any alloy fasteners to prevent corrosion and provide easy disassembly/reassembly
Wurth Brake Cleaner
