How soft is your "feeling on the brake"? 2004 V6 The pedal almost hit the
floor. If the engine is turned off, the pedal holds high and feels like
"solid as a rock".
johngdole@hotmail.com - 31 May 2007 05:58 GMT
There is a minimum distance the pedal should be from the floor.
Usually specified to be a few inches. Any lower than that it may be a
safety hazard. You still have the 3yr/36K miles warranty?
When the power is off there is no boost assist, even with brake force
redistribution, so even systems with air in it may feel solid. Safer
to have it checked.
> How soft is your "feeling on the brake"? 2004 V6 The pedal almost hit the
> floor. If the engine is turned off, the pedal holds high and feels like
> "solid as a rock".
EdV - 31 May 2007 15:42 GMT
Brake pedals shouldn't almost hit the floor. Put the key in ON
position when you want to check your system while engine is off.
Temporarily while your still driving the car, pump your pedal as you
brake, about 3 pumps before final press. You might get a little bit
more stopping power out of that depending on the problem. Do you feel
the pedal deadstop rise as you pump?