Gummy break pedal
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Gummy break pedal
My break pedal feels like I'm pressing on a balloon filled with playdo, soft at the top and hard at the bottom. If I'm driving normal speed and need to slow down its great, no problem. If I slam on the breaks it does not catch right away I have to shove my foot hard to get them to stop. They also squeal a little at slow stops. I do not know what kind of breaks are on the car I bought the car used. The calipers look stock so I'm guessing the pads are to I know the rotors are stock.
The break light did not come on. I got new tires this past weekend and the tire shop said the back have 60% and the front 40%. I do not think they need to be changed, but why is my pedal so gummy? Also the emergency break does not hold. On an incline she will roll I have to put it in gear.
I drove it pretty hard, well not right now since the breaks are giving me problems. I live in LA and there are tons of hills I love to drive on. So is this pedal softening thing normal? I know on most other cars the pedal gets softer as the pads wear off.
The break light did not come on. I got new tires this past weekend and the tire shop said the back have 60% and the front 40%. I do not think they need to be changed, but why is my pedal so gummy? Also the emergency break does not hold. On an incline she will roll I have to put it in gear.
I drove it pretty hard, well not right now since the breaks are giving me problems. I live in LA and there are tons of hills I love to drive on. So is this pedal softening thing normal? I know on most other cars the pedal gets softer as the pads wear off.
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