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Here's What Problems Can Low Brake Fluid Cause in Your Audi

For the smooth functioning of the braking system, the brake fluid is also playing a vital role. Moreover, it is sealed inside a tube in your Audi for transferring the pressure to the pads on each wheel while applying the brake pedal. When the brake fluid of your car is worn out or contaminated with outside objects, it will reduce the performance of the braking system. The following slide defines the problems arising due to low brake fluid in your Audi.

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Here's What Problems Can Low Brake Fluid Cause in Your Audi

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  1. Here's What Problems Can Low Brake Fluid Cause in Your Audi?

  2. Like the other fluids, the brake fluid is also playing a vital role in the smooth operation of the braking system.

  3. Moreover, the fluid is sealed inside a tube in your Audi for transferringthe pressure to the pads on each wheel.

  4. When you press the brake pedal, the brake fluid generates the pressure to make the wheels stop the moving car.

  5. If the brake fluid lines are damaged, the fluid becomes contaminated and lower down its level in Audi.

  6. The following points define the problems arising due to low brake fluid in your Audi.

  7. Reduce the braking performance

  8. The components of the braking system need to be responsive and functional to keep you safe in an emergency.

  9. When the braking system has low brake fluid, you will notice the braking performance is reduced automatically.

  10. Uneven brake pads

  11. Due to the lack of enough fluid in the braking system, the brake pedal is unable to depress the brake pads with the right pressure.

  12. As a result, you will notice uneven brake pads and wear out eventually in your Audi.

  13. Strange noises when braking

  14. Low brake fluid also produces unusual noises from the car while applying the brake such as grinding noise or scraping noises.

  15. These problems are mostly arising when the friction in the braking system is increased due to over-functioning.

  16. Burning smell

  17. When the brake fluid burns out suddenly, you will notice a burning smell after applying the brakes.

  18. Left untreated for a long can create serious damage to the braking system components and lead to complete failure of the brakes.

  19. Bouncy or spongy brake pedal

  20. If you found that the brake pedal feels spongy, soft, loose, or even bouncy, then it will indicate low brake fluid.

  21. In this case, when you are trying to slow down and stop the car, you have to push the brake pedal hard to the floor.

  22. C O N C L U S I O N

  23. For the smooth functioning of the braking system in your Audi, the brake fluid needs to be flushed every 2 years or 30,000 miles.

  24. So, perform routine service and maintenance of the Audi for enhancing the lifespan of the brakes.

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