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braking sound when stoping at low speed only
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Where are you my friends?
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Check the pads...all of them. Only one sensor on the front and one on the rear. You may have a worn pad that isn't detected by the sensor.
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What kind of sound. Like a train stopping? Or like a low pitch grinding? Mech is correct, don't add fluid. Because when you put new pads in, the pistons will push back and make that shit spill all over the firewall, and brake fluid is nasty stuff.
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