The brake servo is one of the most important parts of the car's braking system, and it is responsible for helping you apply the brakes more forcefully without having to exert much effort. If the brake servo is damaged, you may have difficulty stopping the vehicle safely, which could lead to an accident.
In this video, we will learn about the symptoms of brake servo damage, the importance of the brake servo, and ways to repair it, in addition to how to freeze the brakes and disable the car with the brakes.
Video content:
Symptoms of brake servo damage:
Brake pedal resistance when pressed
Slow brake response
Brake pedal stiffness
Brake servo sounds
Brake pedal height
Importance of brake servo:
It helps you apply the brakes more forcefully without having to exert much effort
Provides you better braking control
Reduces the possibility of an accident
Brake servo repair methods:
Repair damage to internal components of brake servo
Replace the brake servo with a new one
How to freeze brakes:
Start the engine
Press the brake pedal firmly
Wait until the car comes to a complete stop
How to disable a car with brakes:
Start the engine
Press the brake pedal firmly
Put the car in park
Release the brake pedal slowly
Video conclusion:
If you notice any of the symptoms of brake servo damage, it is important to take your car to an auto repair shop as soon as possible. A damaged brake servo can lead to a serious accident, so it is important to repair or replace it immediately.
Additional Tips:
To keep the brake servo in good condition, change the brake fluid every 30,000 km.
Avoid applying the brakes hard when coming to a complete stop.
Do not leave the brake pedal depressed for a long time.