95-2000 guys, I have a break pedal problem
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95-2000 guys, I have a break pedal problem
All right, first off, I have about 1.5 inches of break travel before my brakes would even engage. This is pretty much Dead space. Now I don’t remember when I drove other LS's because I didn’t pay attention, but is this normal? In addition, my breaks are kind of mushy. (Except first thing in the morning, they are nice and sold). The fluid is fairly new, as well as the pads. I wish I had another LS I can drive to reference this too.
Every time someone drives my car, they suggest my car needs new breaks, because you have to push it far down to get the break lights/breaks to engage. I searched the forum, and but did not come up with anything.
So to recap, I have 2 issues:
1) dead space.
2) 2) mushy feel after 15mins of driving.
Thanks guys
Every time someone drives my car, they suggest my car needs new breaks, because you have to push it far down to get the break lights/breaks to engage. I searched the forum, and but did not come up with anything.
So to recap, I have 2 issues:
1) dead space.
2) 2) mushy feel after 15mins of driving.
Thanks guys
#4
Originally posted by hyperopt
Also, air could be in the system.
Also, air could be in the system.
#5
Originally posted by GRAND_LS 4
But the thing is, the break lights don’t even turn on until at least an inch of being pressed. That’s why I suspected it was some kind of pedal adjustment or something. Plus I don’t have any vibration problems at the pedal at all (knock on wood).
But the thing is, the break lights don’t even turn on until at least an inch of being pressed. That’s why I suspected it was some kind of pedal adjustment or something. Plus I don’t have any vibration problems at the pedal at all (knock on wood).
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