Changed Brake Pads but its worse now!!!
Changed Brake Pads but its worse now!!!
I finished changing my brake pads last night, and it feels like it has become worse. There is barely any pressure in the brake pedal, I have to push down alot for the car to come to a stop...btw my brake fluid is filled up to the max line??? Does anyone know what is wrong? I used Friction Master Ceramic brake pads.
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If you changed your pads and had to remove any hoses, you let air into the lines and you need to bleed them everytime to get that air out. The air will cause lack of braking and could cause an accident.
Click here for the 4th gen HOW-TO's theres writeups on how to bleed them
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Originally Posted by Krash513
If you changed your pads and had to remove any hoses, you let air into the lines and you need to bleed them everytime to get that air out. The air will cause lack of braking and could cause an accident.
Click here for the 4th gen HOW-TO's theres writeups on how to bleed them
Click here
Click here for the 4th gen HOW-TO's theres writeups on how to bleed them
Click here
If Iam not mistaken it sounds like your piston popped alllll the way out like to the point were you could hold it in your hand. This probably happened because someone got it the car and pushed on the brakes with the caliper off. DONT DO THIS!!!!!!!! This means you let a WHOLE bunch of air into your brakes and they need to bled like NOW. I would not be riding around with that bad of brakes.
Originally Posted by 96maxdaddy
If Iam not mistaken it sounds like your piston popped alllll the way out like to the point were you could hold it in your hand. This probably happened because someone got it the car and pushed on the brakes with the caliper off. DONT DO THIS!!!!!!!! This means you let a WHOLE bunch of air into your brakes and they need to bled like NOW. I would not be riding around with that bad of brakes.
Superblack, I think all you need to do is bleed your brakes. While your at it, you might as well flush out all the old brake fluid if it hasn't been done before. Air in the line causes a mushy feeling. Hope that helps. And like maxdaddy said, don't ride on it like that because you might get in an accident.
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