What happened to the Mercedes-Benz braking flameout?

Mercedes-Benz brake flameout related reasons and treatment methods are as follows. First, the fuel system of the vehicle is faulty. If there is too little fuel in the tank, the relevant fuel will move in a certain position during braking. If there is too little fuel, it is easy to cause the oil pump to fail to suck oil, which will lead to flameout. In this case, it is necessary to keep at least 1/4 fuel in the fuel tank of the vehicle. The second situation is caused by insufficient engine power and low idle speed. It is recommended to go to the repair shop to clean the carbon deposit inside the throttle and engine, and then re-match the throttle. Thirdly, there is air leakage in the intake system or exhaust system of the vehicle engine. If the system leaks air, it is easy to cause the vehicle to brake and stall. It is necessary to focus on the vacuum pipeline of the intake system, the carbon canister solenoid valve and the exhaust valve of the exhaust system. If there is any problem, it needs to be replaced in time. To sum up, the vehicle brake flameout fault is a dangerous fault, which needs to be checked and maintained in time.