The correct method steps for the new brake pads to run in

Brake pads are actually more important braking components for automobiles, and they are also important parts to ensure the driver. It can be divided into disc brakes and drum brakes. Materials generally include resin brakes, powder metallurgy brakes, carbon composite brakes and ceramic brakes. After replacing the new one, it must be run-in to effectively and maximize its braking effect. Let's take a look at the specific running-in method (commonly known as peeling)

1. After installation, find a place with good road conditions and few vehicles; 2. Another is to accelerate the speed of the car to 100 km/h 3. Lightly apply the brakes, brake moderately, and reduce the speed to 10-20 km/h Left and right 4. Release the brake and drive a few kilometers to cool down the temperature. 5. Repeat the above steps 2-4 or even 10 times

Precautions:

1. In the braking process of 100-10-20km/h, it is not strictly required to have a very precise speed every time. Accelerate to the right of 100km/h to start the braking cycle; 2. When you brake to 10-20km/h, you don’t need to stare at the speedometer. You only need to pay attention to the road at all times to ensure that you pay attention to road safety. About each braking cycle, it can be braked to about 10-20km/h; 3. In these ten braking cycles, unless you want to combine the brake pad material with the brake disc to cause brake vibration, otherwise Do not brake until the vehicle stops;

4. The new running-in method is to use split brakes as much as possible, and do not use emergency brakes before running-in is complete; 5. After running-in, the brake pads and brake discs still need a running-in period of several hundred kilometers to achieve good performance. Drive carefully at this time to prevent accidents;