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Car Forum / Pontiac / Pontiac Cars / November 2005

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93 Grand Prix - brake problems

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Darrell with DieselBenz.info - 14 Nov 2005 12:38 GMT
I am unfamiliar with these cars, but when you press on the brakes, even
slam on them, they just slowly bring the car to a stop.  Dangerously
slowly. Anyone had this before and have a solution?  My thoughts are air
in the brake lines?
80 Knight - 14 Nov 2005 13:29 GMT
>I am unfamiliar with these cars, but when you press on the brakes, even
>slam on them, they just slowly bring the car to a stop.  Dangerously
>slowly. Anyone had this before and have a solution?  My thoughts are air in
>the brake lines?

There are several things to check, but I know with my '92 and '91 Grand
Prix's, the brakes always seemed that way, though it was not dangerously
slowly, the brakes never worked as well as the ones on my other cars, even
after all parts were checked out and/or replaced.
You should check out the pads, fluid level, and bleed the lines if you know
how. Or take it into a shop and get a diagnostic done. Here in Canada,
Canadian Tire does free diagnostics on brake systems, and though they will
likely give you a $800 bill, you can find out from that estimate what is
wrong and fix it yourself.
 
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