Monthly Archives: January 2022

Why Is My Brake Pedal Spongy?

Why Is My Brake Pedal Spongy?

Your vehicle's brakes are a critical component of your car that controls your speed and enables you to stop. You simply cannot drive a car without working brake parts, including the brake pedal itself. A sponge-like or unusual feeling with your brake pedal can be a major sign of a brake problem. If the pedal feels spongy, mushy, or squishy, please take your car to the brake experts at Haglin Automotive immediately.   Reasons Why Brake Pedals Feel Spongy Damaged or Leaky Brake Lines Brakes lines can get rusted over time due to the absorption of moisture. The rust can then cause punctures in the brake lines, which then causes brake fluid to seep out. The loss of brake fluid contributes to the mushy brakes. Old or Low Brake Fluid Your brake system needs brake fluid to convert the force to stop your vehicle. Just like your other vehicle fluids, the brake fluid can be contaminated and ineffective over time. Hence, old brake fluid can alter brake performance. The solution to t ... read more

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