Unusual noises – When you drive around, your car shouldn’t churn out noises other than the sounds the engine itself makes. If you hit on the brakes and hear significant amounts of screeching, grinding, squealing, rubbing, or other noises that seem to pierce your eardrums, you might be dealing with worn-out brake pads and shoes. Unless you’re a pretty skilled mechanic yourself, you’ll need to have the problem checked out by a skilled San Juan Capistrano car repair pro. Reduced responsiveness – When you step on your brakes and they take a bit long to stop the car entirely, there’s a big chance of a leak in the braking system. The leak can be a fluid or an air one, with the liquid one being the easiest-identified due to a small puddle collecting underneath the car when it’s parked. You can tell if a leak is of brake fluid if it looks like fresh motor oil, but has a less “slimy” texture.
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