I tried searching but nothing fits my problem. Only occasionally, when i go to stop after driving more than stop and go traffic, when i depress the pedal it feels spongy and depresses closer to the floor and pulls right...
so when this happens i immediately let up on the pedal and press again, this time NO pull and the brakes aren't spongy (firm) and pedal depresses where it should.. and i stop OK.
Here is what I am thinking could be the problem: my Left brake line is constricted, so when i go to brake just the Right side is engaging... therefore pulling right. then when i go to let up on the pedal, pressure has builded in the system and therefore the 2nd pedal press all is good, no pulling, both calipers are engaging..
when in traffic or in town when braking occurs a couple times a minute, there is no problems...
its when i drive on the freeway or longer distances and go to brake for the 1st time... that i get the pull to the right and spongy feeling..this indicates that the pressure has time to decrease in the system.
anybody have any other thoughts on the culprit of this?
so when this happens i immediately let up on the pedal and press again, this time NO pull and the brakes aren't spongy (firm) and pedal depresses where it should.. and i stop OK.
Here is what I am thinking could be the problem: my Left brake line is constricted, so when i go to brake just the Right side is engaging... therefore pulling right. then when i go to let up on the pedal, pressure has builded in the system and therefore the 2nd pedal press all is good, no pulling, both calipers are engaging..
when in traffic or in town when braking occurs a couple times a minute, there is no problems...
its when i drive on the freeway or longer distances and go to brake for the 1st time... that i get the pull to the right and spongy feeling..this indicates that the pressure has time to decrease in the system.
anybody have any other thoughts on the culprit of this?
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