Why my break pedal hits the floor and barley stops

Asked by Dylan Jan 08, 2014 at 02:40 PM about the 2006 Toyota Corolla

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I kno my pads are low/gone in the front but there's no
grinding on the rotars. So is it the break line? Or something
else maybe?

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Dylan answered 10 years ago

When my pads were pretty much gone they would grind on the rotars but then I heard a clunk and my pedal hit the floor with little to no pressure

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Taylor answered 10 years ago

get your lines bled that's the only other thing besides just the ware on your pads and I would replace those asap so you don't have to replace the rotors as well....

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Dorian answered 10 years ago

check your brake lines for leaks and bleed the air out.

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