Braking System

How Much Brake Fluid Do I Need? Plus Other FAQs

Summary Most vehicles need about 32 ounces or one quart of brake fluid.Experts recommend flushing the brake fluid every two…

11 months ago

How Does Your Truck’s Payload Affect Its Brakes?

Summary Payload adds to the truck's total weight, forcing its brakes to work harder.Cargo weight distribution can alter the center…

12 months ago

Why Trailer Brake Controllers Are Essential

Summary Safety is one of the primary reasons why brake controllers are essential in towing. Using a trailer brake controller…

12 months ago

Why Are My Brakes Clicking When I Change Direction?

Summary Causes behind your brakes clicking while turning include loose hub caps, damaged constant velocity (CV) joints, and loose brake…

1 year ago

Are Your Brakes Locking Up? Here’s Why

Summary Brakes that lock up are unable to release their grip on the wheels.Power brakes are more prone to locking…

1 year ago

How to Bleed Brakes With a One-Man Brake Bleeder Kit

Summary Bleeding the brakes is necessary whenever you replace a brake component or flush the brakes.To bleed the brakes, you…

1 year ago

What Causes Caliper Bolts to Break?

Summary Some of the common causes of brake caliper bolt issues include bad brake pads, corrosion, insufficient lubrication, and brake…

1 year ago

Where is Traction Control Located?

Summary Traction control engages when one wheel is spinning and the other one isn’t due to differential action.The traction control…

1 year ago

Where Is the ESP Sensor Located?

Summary The Electronic Stability Programme (ESP) sensor is typically mounted somewhere near the center of the vehicle so it can…

1 year ago

What Happens if You Don’t Bleed Your Brakes?

Summary Bleeding the brakes is a maintenance procedure that forces brake fluid through the hydraulic system to expel air from…

1 year ago