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Why you replace new brake pads but still have noise?

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If new brake pads make noise at low speeds, it's often because the old brake pads have worn the brake discs. The complete solution is to polish the disc, but if that's not possible, a temporary solution is to polish the brake pads. If there's a sudden noise after driving for a period of time, the foreign objects causing the noise should be removed. If there's a rattling sound regardless of whether you step on the brake, the brake accessories should be properly installed.

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