well generally the best thing to do is to stop using them for a while and just let the air cool them. Its a bad idea to put water on them when they are hot, because it may cause the brakes to become brittle. If they are constantly overheating, though, you definitely want to get them changed.
Gently pump the brake pedal.
You do not need to wait to lt the brakes cool down from city driving, if you are in a race on the other hand everything changes. If your brakes are bright orange when you get out of you car then you should check the oil coolant system.
a bad termastat
bad water pump or low coolant level
It draws air in through ducts that direct it onto the brakes. On the short tracks, they even put a duct on the inside tire bead, to cool it as well.
There are several possible causes. 1. Check the fan. When the car is overheating, if the fan is spinning slow that means the clutch is defective. 2. When overheating, touch the upper and lower radiator hose. If upper is cool, replace the thermostat. 3. when overheating, upper hose is hot but lower isn't. That means the radiator is clogged. 4. upper and lower hose are both cool, water pump is defective.
The most common cause is from the brakes overheating from being overworked.
my car isn't steaming only in drive but not overheating.
You don't need to keep your engine cool, Your car has a radiator system that will pump water/coolant to keep your engine cool. If you're engine is overheating, have someone who knows what they are looking for pinpoint the cause of the problem.
Either the radiator is blocked, or the thermostat is stuck closed, or the water pump has failed.or it just needs water.
There are front brakes and rear brakes. There are a total of four brakes on a car. Every wheel on the car has its own brake and every car has the same number of brakes.
The radiator is used to cool down the coolant (water plus antifreeze etc) which in turn is used to circulate the engine and prevent it overheating.