The maintenance cycle of the car brake pump mainly depends on the use and driving conditions of the vehicle. It usually needs to be replaced when it has traveled about 60,000 to 100,000 kilometers. However, the specific maintenance cycle varies depending on the type of vehicle and the use environment:
Disc brakes: The maintenance cycle of the disc brakes of the front wheels is about every 30,000 kilometers, and the rear wheels are recommended to be checked at 60,000 kilometers. It is a good habit to check every 10,000 kilometers to ensure the stability and safety of the brake system.
Drum brakes: The maintenance cycle of drum brakes is relatively long, and it is generally recommended to replace it at about 100,000 kilometers, but this also depends on the use environment and the degree of wear.
In addition, the following situations also need to consider replacing the brake pump:
Brake force weakened: If the brake force is found to be significantly weakened during normal driving, it may be a sign of a problem with the brake pump.
Brake pedal travel becomes longer: If the brake pedal travel becomes longer, or you feel powerless when pressing the brake pedal, it may mean that there is a problem with the brake pump.
Brake fluid leakage: If fluid leakage is found at the brake fluid filling port or brake line, it may be caused by damage to the internal seal of the brake pump.
Abnormally low brake fluid level: If the brake fluid level drops abnormally without adding, it may mean that there is a problem with the brake pump.
Brake system warning light is on: If the vehicle's brake system warning light is on, it usually means that there is a problem with the brake system and it needs to be checked in time.
