Summer is a season to rain, with the influence of stationary fronts, typhoons, and hurricanes in certain areas leading to bursts or prolonged periods of rainfall. As vehicles are sophisticated machines, neglecting maintenance and practicing poor driving habits can potentially affect their normal operation.

The brake system and clutch system are essential components of a vehicle's operation, and the condition of their parts, such as the master cylinder, brake slave cylinder, clutch master cylinder, and clutch slave cylinder, requires care and attention from vehicle owners.

Rainwater can significantly impact the performance of a vehicle's brake system, resulting in reduced brake efficiency and fading. Wet and slippery road surfaces decrease the friction between brake pads and discs, leading to lower brake efficiency. Prolonged or excessive braking under wet conditions can also generate excessive heat, causing brake fading. When brake pads and discs overheat, braking force decreases.

Moist conditions can also cause clutch slippage, resulting in difficulties shifting gears, burning smells, and loss of power transmission.

Rainy conditions can affect visibility and road grip. It is important to maintain a safe following distance, anticipate braking, and avoid consecutive hard braking whenever possible. Regular cooling of the brake system is recommended, and unnecessary constant pressing of the clutch pedal should be avoided to prevent long-term mechanical wear on the brake and clutch systems.

Overall, prioritizing road safety on rainy days is crucial. Regularly inspecting vehicle hardware and practicing good driving habits are essential for secure driving.