Soft Spongy Brake Pedal / How to Fix Brakes that Don't Stop Good
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ย. 2024
- This Toyota Camrys Brake justed didn't feel correct. The brake pedal felt soft then hard in different spots, the diagnosis was a simple one. Lets get to work.
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I just learned so much, I’m ready to pop my tires off thanks sir for the class haha
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You should have replaced both brake hoses too because when they are old they come apart instead a clog up the caliper inside of it also you should have replaced both calipers like replacing both 👠 shoes you don't replace just one you replace both of them in sets because you have one new one and a old one you can have a brake pull from that it happened to me before have a blessed day and thank you for your videos 😊
just bored and strolled upon this channel, keep up the good work and don’t give up!!! this is some good quality content with some humor.
Bought the same pump if you open
The valve 1/4 air comes through the threads of the valve.
I have the same car. I learned something today. Thank you.
Thanks for sharing
Excellent video. I replaced my son’s calipers but I’m almost positive,from what I’ve read elsewhere, that the factory only puts a dab of oil/grease on the pins. Thanks again. New sub!
Excellent work. I would've replaced that broken stud while I had everything apart.
If the piston doesn't go back into the caliper, it's wise to try opening the bleeder and then try to press the piston in. Sometimes you have a collapsed hose. It's not visible from the outside. The hose lining collapses in on itself.
Great video, troubleshooting from cheapest to an expensive solution.
Thanks a lot!!! Notice one of the pistons boosters on Caliper has a tear. Pedal goes down to the floor like ugh... Keep up the good work.....
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Going to check mine out after seeing this video 👍🏽
Excellent video bro. Exactly what I needed to see. Subscribing.
Thanks for sharing 👍
That brake hose pinch tool looks like it worked like a champ 🏆! I need to pick up one of those, for sure...
Can I do this with a scissor jack instead of a floor jack? And just do one side at a time?
is the master cyl bypassing? when there isnt a fluid leak anywhere and the brake pedal goes down...the rubbers in the master cyl are worn and the fluid is bypassing the rubbers/ pistons
So did you give it much thought on it could be the brake master cylinder.
I'm a noob at this but I know you NEVER pinch the brake line. Please if you're watching this don't ever clamp the brake line. You'll damage the line and possibly cause irreversible damage
Yeah, I think you're right, I'd rather plug it up with a piece of shop towel or a rubber plug designed for that purpose.
@@armoricain you'd wanna avoid damaging that line as much as you can. I'm in the process of replacing the front calipers because they're sticking. I wanted to change the brake hoses too just to be safe and turns out out the parts stores don't have the right size hoses that fight the bolt on the brake line. It's been a nightmare. And honestly you won't lose that much fluid if you take off the hose for a minute or two while you place the new caliper in. You'll still have fluid leaking regardless. Seems reckless and unnecessary to pinch it in my opinion
You should have changed the stud also. Already there. Quick swing of the BFH and it’s out! 😂
Customer declined the stud, lol. Thanks for commenting it really helps!
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U have good work but when u tap the brake it will still pull go forward like normal because its automatic so as soon as u tap the brake and take it off its got no lag between the gears so yes it will keep going as normal
hey I went to garage to fix my brake cause fluid was leaking in the rear left. Since then my brake is exactly the same of the vehicle in your video. I dont understand very well why it is not back to normal. The guy who worked on my car said something like I have to change drum in order for my brake to be same as before. It is dangerous, I can't believe he let me take the car out. He charge me 250$ and will charge me additional 200$ tomorrow. My neighbor is also a mechanic for a public service and told be there as to be air inside there. He also telling me to be careful of this garage. according to this video I should check the caliper.
air in brake system does it too even if no leaks.
my truck is in shop, when you press brakes it goes all the way down to floor, takes forever to stop and when it does stop some of the wheels make a loud skidding sound and during the whole time you think your gonna die
Great video. Thank you.
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Lol. Ok. Thanks !
great video . I would have pumped that piston out and cleaned it up .. Like the slide pins , everything hot brake wise tends to dry out and either go stiff or solid . when assembling the pad sliders use some anti seize grease on the metal caliper faces . and blue loctite on the caliper bolts .
I don't use anti seize on anything brake related. If the manufacturer didn't use it when assembled - I don't use it.
Thanks for the input.
Good job
Got Mitsubishi 2007 raider, one day it's not noticable next day its sponge n so I'd gone to auto zone we had to put whole sm bottle , still had a lil under line ... do I need to get brakes bled BC it's still sponge n it's not remedied....what do you think , 😊
Quick question. If you were replacing and fixing all those things, the rotors pads caliper....why did you not fix the broken wheel stud also before putting on new rotors and pads?
Because it wasn't up to me. Not my car.
Lol, because some people are cheap. Lol
@@Donnythelatemodeltech talk about cheap!!!... a wheel stud just costs a couple of bucks and is so easy to replace!!! I don't understand your buddy's mindset!
By the way, as an aside, my favorite parts of the video is when you removed your sunglasses, you have "killer" eyes! (I hope I won't embarrass you with my comment)
Hey there! New subscriber here! I recently purchased a 2016 Nissan Frontier sv crew cab with 46k miles. My break pedal is super soft (easy to press) and have to push down all the way almost or it seems like in order to have the truck completely. After your video I checked the reservoir and its full up to the cap. Is that the problem or could it be something else? Thanks!!
Does the master cylinder look new? Does this truck have ABS?
@@Donnythelatemodeltech thanks for the response! And idk where that would be located. I guess i can look it up and check it when i get home
@@Donnythelatemodeltech and I believe it does
I got all new pads and rotors and now when I got the brakes it goes to the floor making a hard grind. Do you suggest ba brake fluid flush
2012 Toyota Tundra 4.6 softbrake
Why didn't you replace that stud' while you had it all apart ?
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So if mine is doing this I guess getting a brake fluid flush won't solve it
I am trying to troubleshoot brake in my camry. It work okay but not perfect. But, this video is for just replacing calipers. May that should be the title of the video not how to fix. so only novices watch it while others dont waste their time.
Ok guy
after all that you're not going to replace that one wheel stud? shame
Again, not my car, not up to me.
@@Donnythelatemodeltech I get the feeling you're tired of hearing that lol
It's all good , thanks for sharing. 👍
Good job
Hey there! New subscriber here! I recently purchased a 2016 Nissan Frontier sv crew cab with 46k miles. My break pedal is super soft (easy to press) and have to push down all the way almost or it seems like in order to have the truck completely. After your video I checked the reservoir and its full up to the cap. Is that the problem or could it be something else? Thanks!!
Does the master cylinder look new? Does this truck have ABS?