How to fix the long brake travel on a 2014 Santana? The brake pads are thick, the rear drum brakes have been tightened, and the brake fluid has been changed. Recently, the brake travel has become longer, and I'm not used to it at all. When I press the brake, it feels like there's a hissing sound under my foot. Several mechanics said they can't adjust it. Any suggestions on which part needs to be replaced? Thanks!

Hey car enthusiasts, I'm having some brake issues with my 2010 Volvo S80L. The brakes work fine when moving forward, but there's a chance of brake failure during short-distance reversing. A few days ago, when I changed the brake fluid, it was noticeably slow to drain out before adding the new fluid. Could it be that the brake fluid line is clogged? The brake pads are still quite thick, so I can basically rule them out. Any advice from the experts? 😬😬😬

Hey folks, has anyone modified the foot brake parking? I'm thinking of making some changes.

I'd like to ask fellow car owners, when you turn off the car and park it in P gear, does it move slightly when you release the brake? Mine has been doing this a lot lately.

There's a scraping noise coming from the right front wheel of your 2013 Nissan Sunny, and it's particularly loud when you brake. It sounds like metal scraping. The car has done 150,000 kilometers, and the brake pads are of moderate thickness. The repair shop says there's no need to replace them. What could be the issue?

I'm driving a 2017 model 1.4T automatic 2WD luxury version. Last year, I replaced the recalled vacuum pump. When I used to drive it daily, I didn't notice any issues. Recently, I've been using the car less, and after it's been parked for a day or two, the brakes feel hard when I start it in the morning. I wanted to check if the vacuum is sufficient, so I tried coasting in neutral and after pressing the brakes a couple of times, they become hard. I want to ask fellow car owners if they've experienced the same situation. Thanks.

Hey car enthusiasts, my 2011 manual Alto has done over 70,000 kilometers and needs new front brake pads. Could you recommend a good quality brake pad for me to check out? Thanks!

I have a 2018 model car registered in March 2019. It has now reached 105,000 kilometers, and I haven't changed the transmission oil. The fuel consumption displayed has always been at 14. [Shocked] I have a heavy foot. Has anyone changed the transmission oil? Where did you get it done, and how did it turn out?

Did anyone with the 2021 Cayenne experience similar noises? 1. There's a sound similar to backfire when the engine stop-starts cold. 2. There's a noise when braking, even after replacing all four brake pads and discs. It's a screeching sound, quite piercing, like a large truck's brakes. 3. The sunroof screen and sunshade have been making noise since I got the car, and it hasn't been resolved. Anyone with the same issues? Any solutions? Looking for help.

Hi everyone, I'm looking for advice from fellow Grand Cherokee owners. A braking distance of 43 meters seems pretty bad. Has anyone done any modifications? What brands did you use? Is it enough to just replace the brake discs, calipers, and pads? What's the braking distance after modification? Also, has anyone switched to LED headlights? How's the performance? Which brand did you go with?

How to fix the long brake travel on a 2014 Santana? The brake pads are thick, the rear drum brakes have been tightened, and the brake fluid has been changed. Recently, the brake travel has become longer, and I'm not used to it at all. When I press the brake, it feels like there's a hissing sound under my foot. Several mechanics said they can't adjust it. Any suggestions on which part needs to be replaced? Thanks!