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Through friction, brake pads turn a vehicle's kinetic energy into thermal energy. The friction surfaces of the two brake pads, which are inside the brake, are directed toward the rotor. The caliper clamps or squeezes the two brake pads onto the rotating rotor when the hydraulic brakes are applied, slowing and stopping the car.
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Frequently asked questions about brake pads A narrow block that presses against the disc in a disc brake, usually one of a pair. A part of disc brakes used in automobiles and other applications are brake pads. Look for check MOT historyto see previous information on your car’s brake pads. Through friction, brake pads turn a vehicle's kinetic energy into thermal energy. The friction surfaces of the two brake pads, which are inside the brake, are directed toward the rotor.