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What would cause a knocking sound from front left of car when braking and gets louder and faster as you apply more brake?
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∙ 13y ago
Disc--Probably warped rotor but could be malfunctioning ABS system.
Drum--Probably need brake linings adjusted but could be malfunctioning ABS system.
Pull wheel or see mechanic.
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