Breaks will not work at random times?
My break pedal has to be pushed all the way down for the car to slow down or stop but other times it doesn't. When i push the break pedal, it has little to no resistance and the car doesn't slow down unless i push the pedal all the way to the floor. Even when the pedal is touching the floor, the breaks will not stop the car. The break pads were changed not too long ago and this will happen at random times. If i press the pedal again, it works, but not as good as i think it should be.
Cars & Trucks - Toyota - Camry - 1995 Toyota Camry
Answers & Comments
Hi this sounds like you have air in your system and either something is leaking and letting in air but if you have changed the pads did you make sure the lid was off the fluid bottle was taken off as pushing the pistons back in to the callipers can cause the seals on the master cylinder or slave cylinder could be at fault with air in the system if you pump the brakes they will for a bit then this is air, if you pump up the brakes , when it goes hard just keep presure on it then let off your foot slightly then press hard again and it dips but stays hard and you do the same till it hits the floor this is also air but not leaking just air in system the first bit will be something leaking...hope this helps
YOU HAVE A BAD MASTER CYLINDER
HAVE IT REPLACED AHD YOU PROBLEM WILL GO AWAY