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Brake foot pressure 120-130

posted by  someone claiming to be Joaquin Novara on  Thu Apr 1 11:02 CST 2004 [RELATED]

Again me. Yesterday a frend of mine (he live on USA, but was here on Peru on holiday), drive my car (if I remember, he drive 90's or newers cars only previously). When he try to use the brakes, he jump due the first two inches of pedal travel the car don't brake (usual for me), and of course, he make a full press with the consequent stop at once (at 50 kph not a good feeling, at least with just ated breakfast).

Now I have a question: ¿This is the usual behavoir on Amazons - like the hard steering at very low speeds?, or I need to mind on a major brake overhaul (the brakes was reviewed and repaired by a brakes workshop six months ago, but...).

Thanks for your answers...

Joaquin





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