It is a problem that all drivers ask themselves at least once in a while. Indeed, the brake pads deteriorate over time and it is not always known when to replace them. The state of wear brake pads on a Renault Trafic Deck Up or another car depends on various factors. You believe that your Renault Trafic Deck Up has a malfunction of braking ? We will try to find out in this file if your Renault Trafic Deck Up has a malfunction or not. To begin, we will find out what the brake pads are for, and then why you are going to have to replace them, and once we have studied all of these factors, we will therefore see when you are going to have to change them.
What is the purpose of a brake pad on a Renault Trafic Deck Up?
Before wondering whether it is essential or not to replace the brake pads, you will first need to know what they are used for and how they work. The wheels of your car are linked to a brake disc. The brake pads are therefore fixed on either side of this brake disc . And if you ever press the brake pedal, the pads will tighten around the disc to slow it down, and consequently slow down the car. Often it is the brake pads that deteriorate faster than the disc. Besides, the disc changes very rarely.
Why change the brake pads of a Renault Trafic Deck Up?
You may not realize it, however, it can be dangerous to drive with damaged brake pads. Your Renault Trafic Deck Up has probably already lost a lot of grip, however wear and tear takes place over time and it is clearly not necessarily easy to realize it. In the event that the so-called share of garnish wears out completely, the metallic part will sometimes touch the disc and at this moment you risk having an accident, or damaging the disc permanently.
When to change brake pads on a Renault Trafic Deck Up?
It is therefore useful to replace the brake pads. Often it is said that it is necessary to do it every 50 kilometers. Fortunately this information is super variable and you will be able to drive longer without replacing it. In general, if you mostly drive in cities, where the slowdowns are more severe and frequent, you will have to replace your pads more frequently. However, through flexible use, you will be able to drive super long with your Renault Trafic Deck Up without replacing them. There are various ways to know when to replace them. The safest way is to watch or measure . Remember what a new brake pad looks like, or check the internet, and compare. Rest assured, they can suddenly change shape. However, you will be able to judge the material that has been removed. Indeed, it is one of the best indicators. Some brochures also offer a wear indicator . A second way to realize this is located on the dashboard . A large number of models have a warning light which lights up if the brake pads are excessively damaged. If it does come on, it's probably time to go to the mechanic. Also, if the level of brake fluid is really too weak it could be a good indicator. Indeed, the liquid is more quickly consumed when the pads are damaged. This is not always the case however it may give you a first clue.
Conclusion:
Now you know what the brake pads are for and when to replace them on your Renault Trafic Deck Up. There are still a few things to know. There is a break-in for the pads, which is usually around five hundred km. Just before that, the braking is clearly not optimal. It is also necessary to know that different models of pads can sometimes go for the same disc. Before trying the mechanics alone at home to replace them, We recommend of course to go to a garage. That's it, now you have all the cards in hand. Have a good trip and take precautions!