Ford escort zx2 s/r with disk breaks Replaced calipers and roters replace ebrake cables and now the ebrake doesent work. I have bled the brakes

you will have to adjust up the e-brakes to make them work.. Some e-brakes are adjusted by turning the calliper piston or by repeated application of the e-[brake lever that the cable is attached to. Check out the manual for the adjustment

It doesn't cost anything to ask a question at a ford dealership . I would call and just explain what's going on. That one has me stumped. Good luck !!

Does the car have ABS? Sometimes the brake light indicates a problem with the ABS sensors.

Rear disk need turning, did you turn new roters when you replace them on the front I always did and found most new roters are not true. If it isn't a roter problem check front end parts for looseness such as idler arm

The cables for emergency brake go under the car and being that old , the cables are probably rusted..The problem is if you apply the emergency brake it probably wont release.Either get new cables ,or learn to live without one

loosen of the hand-brake adjustment and press the brake pedal a few times to self adjust the rear brakes.
Re-tighten the handbrake adj last.
Front brake sounds like a seized caliper,If possible remove caliper and clean and lubricate the piston.
This may work but replacement caliper may be the only other solution.Make sure the caliper slides are also clean and lubricated and the brake pads are in good order.(TRY THIS FIRST)
Also new brake shoes can make the pedal feel spongy for a couple of hundred miles until they have been run in.

look for 2 bolts or pins that go right thru the calipers, they actually retain the pads, normally the heads will be on the back side of the caliper. take them out, there may be thin metal clips (springy) on top of the pads. remove them too. slide out pads working the caliper back and forth to loosen them up. open up fluid resevoir then with a large screwdriver push the brake piston back so as to be able to get new pads it, bolt it all back and your are done.

Did you replace them yourself or did you take them to a "qualified brake specialist"? It sounds like your brake lines need to be bled properly. You may also have one or more calipers sticking to cause the vibration.

check you caliper. if not greesed everytime you change the breaks they will stick. and this would create the play.