Mazda 3 Brake Pedal Goes To Floor

The pedal still goes to the floor.

Mazda 3 brake pedal goes to floor.

The brake pedal started going halfway to the floor before the brakes engage although braking action seems normal after that maybe a little soft pedal. Brake pedal goes to the floor just replaced for the second time in 2yrs the master cylinder. 2005 mazda 3 2 3l 5 speed. Axle bearings hold the brake rotor true without play while they both rotate.

The repair guy took it to a ride with me we hit the brake in a parking lot on high speeds low speeds everything it always stops properly no problem there. Brake fluid level looks good no dash lights are on. Tried turning the car off and back on same problem. I suspect the master cylinder is going bad but could it be anything else.

A brake fluid leak is. So at the next stop sign i went to push on the brake pedal but it pretty much went to the floor. My mazda 3 2008 model was noticed to have an air leak when you press the brake pedal heavily or suddenly. A possible loss of power assist making the brakes really hard to push at times.

The mechanic informed me that it is because of a leak in the brake. Skip to content. The brakes are working totally fine. Below we have listed five common reasons why your mazda 3 s brake pedal may be hitting the floor.

This problem typically occurs after. If this bearing goes bad it will allow the brake rotor it move back and fourth which pushes the caliper piston back into the caliper creating an air gap. 3 brake pedal goes to floor. Cx 9 owners especially those in hotter climates have been telling harrowing tales of brake problems centered around.

We replaced the brake master cylinder but the pedal is still soft goes a little bit down that the usual but stops say an inch before it hits the floor. Items 3 4 and 5 are reasons why the pedal could sink to the floor with no leak at all. The abs came on again. But i found that a.

Items 1 and 2 are what you want to look at if there is a brake leak. A strange hissing noise coming from the pedal area. A sudden loss of braking ability with super spongy pedals.