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Brake Pedal Sticks
Latest Brake Pedal Sticks Questions
- 1995 Saturn SL2 Automatic. Will not shift into gear when first started. Must warm up, sometimes for 20-30 minutes. Engine starts right up and runs fine. Can't engage gear shift lever when engine cold. Pushing on brake pedal doesn't help.
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Asked by rwnjwn on Fri, 06/11/2010 - 12:55 - 1999 chevy Blazer with my foot off the brake my flasher in the glove box tics, but when I press the brake pedal the ticking stops why is this i replaced the flasher but continues to tick....
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Asked by delicatetouch78 on Wed, 06/02/2010 - 13:30 - have 1990 mitsubishi montero brake lights not working tail lights work just not brake lights? and yes i checked fuses tooo :) if im being a girl thats cuz i am lol someone told me there might be a switch some where under brake pedal i dont see one
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Asked by doxie on Mon, 05/31/2010 - 15:55 - 1990 Toyota Pick-up, 22RE, 2wd. My brake pedal continues to depress after the vehicle has stopped. I bench bled and replace the master cylinder and then bled the whole system to no avail. I checked for leaks and could not find any.
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Asked by Toyo Pick-up on Mon, 04/26/2010 - 16:04 - Why after replacing all 4 calipers,rotors and pads do I have no brake pedal pressure at all??
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Online Auto Repair Manuals - Brake Pedal Sticks
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How does a brake pedal work?
A braking system is a critical component of a vehicle, and the braking pedal assembly needs to be in good working order. Designed to control the speed of a vehicle by slowing down the momentum through friction, pushing down on the brake pedal is the control component that allows the driver to stop the vehicle.
What happens when the brake pedal sticks or grabs?
Causes vary and could be a loose or damaged caliper mounting bracket, damaged brake hose that has a deteriorated lining and doesn?t let the brake fluid return to the master cylinder. In the worse case scenario, there could also be a problem with the master cylinder, and the brake pedal assembly might needs to be replaced.
What are my options?
Unless a driver has the necessary skill level and necessary, the vehicle should be taken to a dealer or auto repair shop knowledgeable in the repair of the brake assembly. There are numerous automotive websites online that advertise their services and others that sell brake parts. Other sites offer troubleshooting advice, and DIY instructions for specific makes and models.
