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The Main Causes Behind Disc Brake Problems in your Jaguar

The driver will experience disc brake noise and brake pedal sensitivity while driving a Jaguar. Overheating is the main cause for disc brake problems. The rotors can develop stress cracks due to intense heat. See the slideshow for the main causes behind disc brake problems in your Jaguar.

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The Main Causes Behind Disc Brake Problems in your Jaguar

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  1. The Main Causes Behind Disc Brake Problems in Your Jaguar

  2. There are as many causes as there are cures for disc brake problems in a Jaguar.

  3. The driver will experience disc brake noise and brake pedal sensitivity.

  4. Most of these problems can be avoided if technicians can detect the root cause & follow the correct procedures.

  5. Here are the main causes behind disc brake problems in a Jaguar.

  6. Rotor Problems

  7. Overheating is the most common cause of damage to the rotors.

  8. The rotors have potential for stress cracks that develop as a result of intense heat.

  9. Warped rotors make a pulsating action that can be felt through the brake pedal when engaged.

  10. Brake Pad Problems

  11. Heavy braking or continuous braking down an incline, can overheat brake pads.

  12. This causes them to glaze and turns the gritty surface into a slippery one.

  13. Glazed brakes lose much of their ability to grab the rotors, severely diminishing braking power.

  14. Caliper Problems

  15. A seized caliper piston commonly causes brakes to either fail to engage or fail to disengage.

  16. There is a loss of braking in the wheels and may cause the car to pull to one side.

  17. If you notice any of these symptoms, pull over and contact a mechanic.

  18. Brake Fluid Problems

  19. Severe overheating of rotors and pads can transfer excessive heat through the caliper piston to the brake fluid.

  20. The brake fluid overheats & loses its ability to compress, which drastically reduces braking efficiency.

  21. This situation is very dangerous and you should not drive your car until repairs can be made.

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