Pro Cut on Car Brake Lathe is a type of machine used to resurface car brake drums and rotors. It uses abrasive cutting tools to remove metal from the surface of the brake drum or rotor, creating a smooth finish that improves braking performance. The Pro Cut system is designed for high-performance cars and offers … Read more
A classic car disc brake conversion kit is a great way to upgrade the braking system of an older vehicle. This kit typically includes all the necessary components such as calipers, rotors, brackets, and mounting hardware. In some cases it can also include brake lines and hoses. The installation process usually involves removing existing drums … Read more
A car typically has two brake rotors, one for each wheel. The rotor is the round disc that spins when the wheel spins and it is attached to the hub of the vehicle. Brake pads are pressed against both sides of the rotor in order to stop or slow down a car when you press … Read more
If your brake pedal is stiff and your car won’t start, the most likely culprit is an issue with the brake light switch. This switch is located near the top of the brake pedal itself and it’s responsible for shutting off power to the starter when you press down on your brakes. The switch can … Read more
Car brake repair in Indian Trail involves inspecting the brakes, replacing worn out parts, and lubricating all moving components. The technician will check for any leaks or contamination and clean the system of any debris or dirt. He/She will then inspect the calipers, rotors, pads, drums and other hardware to determine what needs to be … Read more
Engine braking refers to a method of slowing down an automatic car without using the brakes. It is done by shifting into a lower gear and allowing the engine to slow the vehicle as it works against the transmission. To do this, select neutral on your shifter, then press firmly on the accelerator pedal until … Read more
A knocking noise when braking can be caused by a few different issues. One of the most common causes is worn brake pads or shoes that are not making contact with the rotors or drums properly, causing them to vibrate and create a knocking sound. Another possible cause could be dirt, rust, etc., that has … Read more
If a car rolls with the parking brake on, it is likely due to an issue with the brakes. The parking brake should be able to keep the vehicle from rolling when engaged. If a car rolls while the parking brake is applied, it could mean that either the parking brake mechanism itself is faulty … Read more
Car pulsation when braking is usually caused by warped brake rotors. When the brakes are applied, the pistons in the calipers press the brake pads against a spinning rotor. If one or both of these rotors has become uneven due to excessive heat, then it will cause the car to vibrate and pulsate as you … Read more
A car brake pedal going to the floor can be caused by a few different issues. The most common is that there is an issue with the hydraulic system, such as air in the lines or low levels of brake fluid. If this happens, it may require a complete flush and bleed of the brakes … Read more
