when i depress the pedal all the way in, the car brakes fine. if i lift my foot off the pedal and press it again really quick, it feels as if im pressing the brakes with the car engine off. that really hard feeling, you know?when i replaced them, im sure i did everything right.and i checked the brake fluid before and after i returned the caliper to the original position (to fit the new pads with the rotor). im just not sure if im missing something? cuz i thought it was supposed to be good after u drive it for like 5 minutes!thanks for any help
they're fresh man. they need to break in a little bit. 5 minutes my ***
A metric socket is likewise a hex socket. there are a determination of sizes and at circumstances it calls for metric and sae socket sizes to do a job. i'm able to inform that you should no longer attempt to interchange your brake pads as you do not have any clues as to what you're doing. To get genuine technical, the brake pads do no longer require a wrench to eliminate them yet you should renowned the thanks to retract the pistons with the intention to eliminate them. i'd propose you a minimum of purchase a fix guide that tells you procedures to do it.
It's always a good idea to bleed air from the brake system after any brake repair.This can be done by one person and acouple pieces of equipment,or by 2 people and a single wrench.You'll need to locate the bleeder screw (usually right near where the brake line attaches to the caliper).from there it's a rather simple procedure involving holding the brake pedal all the way down while the 2nd person opens and closes the bleeder.this will be repeated several times per wheel.
