Car is an '05 Scion xB. The brake pedal gets super stiff when pumped and the car is off. Then, after it starts, the pedal goes almost to the floor. The brakes still work, no pumping needed to stay stopped so I don't think it's the master, but it should still not do this.
I replaced the front brakes and rotors. The rotors had some lateral run out, and the pads were shitty semi-metallic ones.
The pedal feel is better, but still goes almost to the floor. I'm going to replace the rear shoes, and bleed everything nicely as there's a bit of carbon in the fluid. There are no leaks as the fluid stays level.
I've been reading all over the Scion forums, and there are no answers. Well, none that are useful. So in the event that shoe replacement and extensive bleeding aren't fixes, what would you guys suggest?
Also, I'm only replacing the shoes as the car has 150k and they've never been changed.
I replaced the front brakes and rotors. The rotors had some lateral run out, and the pads were shitty semi-metallic ones.
The pedal feel is better, but still goes almost to the floor. I'm going to replace the rear shoes, and bleed everything nicely as there's a bit of carbon in the fluid. There are no leaks as the fluid stays level.
I've been reading all over the Scion forums, and there are no answers. Well, none that are useful. So in the event that shoe replacement and extensive bleeding aren't fixes, what would you guys suggest?
Also, I'm only replacing the shoes as the car has 150k and they've never been changed.




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