Help! Brake!
Help! Brake!
I need help on about brake system! My car only had 7k. This recently happen last week on my way to work, Stop at the red light, My foot is on the brake suddenly, I feel my brake paddle is stinking, But it's still braking, But I let go the brake and step it again an is fine. Once in awhile it happen. It's this normal? Or i have air in my brake line? I'm just curious. I don't wanna to bring to dealer look like D##A!
Last edited by acuTL2010; Aug 9, 2011 at 07:58 PM.
Try this.... with the car turned off, pump the brake pedal a few times until you are not able to depress the brake pedal. Now, turn the car on and you should feel the brake pedal sinking. This is normal operation.
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I need help on about brake system! My car only had 7k. This recently happen last week on my way to work, Stop at the red light, My foot is on the brake suddenly, I feel my brake paddle is stinking, But it's still braking, But I let go the brake and step it again an is fine. Once in awhile it happen. It's this normal? Or i have air in my brake line? I'm just curious. I don't wanna to bring to dealer look like D##A!
I am definitely not an expert on this, but my expectation is if there is a serious issue with the brake system (enough to warrant a "take it in immediately" response) then I would expect the system to throw some codes and probably turn on warning lights on the dash. I'm working off the expectation that, this being a critical system, the internal diagnostics will flag anything that's off by even a fairly small margin.
I had try that already, Turn off the car, Then pump the brake paddle till can't pump anymore. But it do the same things, After i turn on the car, The paddle get softer, Then one in while the paddle sinking down a little, But still braking.
Does the A/C compressor cycle on or off, when the brake pedal sinks ?
A slight change in brake pedal height is normal when the A/C compressor cycles on or off, due to the fact that compressor loading will change the amount of vacuum boost to the brake booster.
A slight change in brake pedal height is normal when the A/C compressor cycles on or off, due to the fact that compressor loading will change the amount of vacuum boost to the brake booster.
I have the same problem on my 2008 TL-S. All the dealers brushed me off like I was making up a story. It is good to hear a reason why its happening. And yes mine does happen when the compressor cycles on and off. Is there any fix to this?
JC
JC
NO. All Honda/Acura vehicles do this.
My Tl is still in the shop since Monday, They're still checking the problem. Another question how low is brake paddle when you stepping on it? It's in the middle or is almost to the floor? Another question the brake paddle is soft or hard when you stepping on it?
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