Disc Brake Low Frequency Noise Dampers
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What is a Disc Brake Low Frequency Noise Damper?
A Disc Brake Low Frequency Noise Damper (LFND) is an automotive part that reduces vibration, noise and harshness in an automobile's braking system. It is a small disc-shaped, rubber-like element that is installed between the brake pad and the disc brake rotor.
What is the purpose of a Disc Brake Low Frequency Noise Damper?
The purpose of a Disc Brake Low Frequency Noise Damper is to reduce vibration, noise and harshness in an automobile's braking system. It helps to dampen the sound of the brakes, reducing the amount of noise generated when the brakes are applied.
How can I determine if my Disc Brake Low Frequency Noise Damper is faulty?
If your Disc Brake Low Frequency Noise Damper is faulty, you may experience:
- Increased vibration and noise from your brakes;
- Brake pedal pulsation when the brakes are applied;
- Excessive brake dust;
- Brake squeal or screeching noises when the brakes are applied; and
- Brake fade or reduction of braking power.
Can a faulty Disc Brake Low Frequency Noise Damper cause damage?
Yes, a faulty Disc Brake Low Frequency Noise Damper can cause damage, including excessive wear of the brake pads and rotors, as well as warping of the rotors due to the extra heat generated.
How do I replace my Disc Brake Low Frequency Noise Damper?
To replace your Disc Brake Low Frequency Noise Damper:
- Raise and support the vehicle;
- Remove the wheels, calipers, and brake pads;
- Remove the LFND from the rotor and discard;
- Install the new LFND in place of the old one;
- Reinstall the brake pads, calipers and wheels; and
- Lower the vehicle.