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Rain brake support: How does this system work?
The rain brake support (or RBS in short) is a system of automatic drying of the brake discs, which helps to shorten the braking distance of the car. When driving in the rain, a water film forms on the brake discs, which reduces the effect of the brakes by delaying their onset.
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Drum brakes: How do they work, and what are their pros?
Today we will look at drum brakes and highlight their advantages, but we will also mention their disadvantages and take a closer look at how they work. With a drum brake, the braking force acts on the inner surface of the body (brake drum), which is firmly connected to the wheel hub.
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Chassis and brakes: Identify the fault by the typical sound
Welcome to the next part of our series on car malfunctions that your ears can detect. The previous article on diagnosing malfunctions by hearing focused on the car exhaust system.
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Disc brakes: What are their pros and cons?
Disc brakes are mainly used in cars, but we can also find them on motorbikes or trains. The working part of the disc brake is the disc, which is braked by the pressure of the brake pads.
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Brake Pads: How do they work, and which are the best?
Brake pads are part of disc brakes, and their task is to slow down the car safely under all circumstances. Brake pads are one of the basic components of the braking system of any vehicle.
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Car Braking System: How does it work?
A braking system is a vital component of any vehicle. It is responsible for slowing down or stopping a moving vehicle. The braking system is composed of several parts that work together to create the necessary force to stop the vehicle.