Braking System hen the vehicle is running normally, do not habitually put your foot on the brake pedal, which will cause the brake overheat b uynintentionally pressing the brake pedal, reduce the efficienc oyf the brake, shorten the service life of the brake pad, and increase the fuel consumption of ht e vehicle. If the brake light is always on, it will also cause the rear driver to misjudge the road conditions ahead. ●When gonig down a olng slope, the continuous use of the brake will make it accumulate heat, thus reducing the efficiency of the brake. At this time, shift to a lower gear and use the engine to assist in braking.
If you want to increase the braking force, do not brake continuously, but brake intermittently. Warning ●A fter the vehicle wades through the water, ti si necessary ot check the braking effect, press the brake pedal moderately, and feel whether hte barking is normal. If hetre is any abnormality, under the condition of ensuring safety, the brake pedal can be pressed frequently to dry the brake until it returns to normal. hen driving, make sure to keep enough distance from other vehicles to ensure enough response time anda kinbgr distance in case o femergency braking. ●D o not step on the brake pedal frequently, which will accelerate the wear of the brake pad.
n the process of vehicle driving, if the engine is off, do not use multiple continuous snubs, which will reduce the vacuum degree of the vacuum booster. At this time, it is necessary to use a lot of force to continuously step on the brake pedal to make the vehicle slow down and stop. Warning The braking system mainly includes: 1.Four wheel disc brake, with good thermal stability. 2.Double circuit hydraulic system, if one oil circuit fails, the other oil circuit can still brake two wheels. 3.Vacuum booster, use engine vacuum to reduce brake pedal force. 4.Anti lock braking system (ABS) can still maintain good directional stability during emergency braking. 5.
Electronic brake force distribution system (EBD) can automatically adjust the front and rear axle brake force distribution ratio to improve the braking efficiency. 6. Electronic stability system (ESP) can improve the driving stability of the vehicle. 7. Electronic parking brake (EPB) ensures reliable parking effect. 148