1989 Honda Prelude "brake pedal squishy" Questions

...brake pedal low, 'squishy' going to the floor, brakes fading? All of these are system problems. Release the parking brake (even if you don't think it's on, push down on brake release). If it's not ...

...brake pedal I hear a squishy sound and the pedal travels slow. It brakes but somehow it doesn't feel right. More important is that if I release the pedal and suddenly press it again I have little or ...

...brake pedal travel a bit, but every first step, the pedal sinks low. The T6 pulls strong, but now I am afraid to push it because of the fear that the brakes may not be able to stop the car. You have ...

...Brake pedal is stiff when ignition switch off. Turn car on engine running, brake pedal goes to floor and won"t stop correctly. might be a frozen caliper piston or a lot of air in lines you may have ...

...brake pedal out of it! The wheel cylinders,rear brakes,drums,brake lines to the back of the truck have been changed. Also, the front calipers,rotors,master cylinder, were recently changed. I plug the ...

...Brake pedal on 1999 Mercury sable Brake pedal was fine until I had to hard stop to avoid an accident, it felt squishy after so I adjusted the rear drums. Brake pedal instantly got worse, tried to ...

brake pedal hisses when i apply perssure on the pedal if it is squishy when you press it you may have air in the lines and you need to bleed them out. thats probably the brake booster your hearing its

...brake pedal after bleeding the brakes on my 88' chevy 1/2 ton.I put new calipers in the front, and there are no leaks. what could cause this? soft, squishy is air. I know you said that you bled the ...

brake pedal low, pedal mades squishy noise, fluid leaks around master cylinder the seal in the vaccumm booster is shot this is the unit the master cylinder is bolted to will need to be replaced to ...

...brake pedal feels "squishy" and in stop and go traffic, twice, while stopped, with my foot on the pedal, the pedal went right down to the floor... any suggestions? There is air in the line try ...