The occurrence of brake problems is very common in cars and it mostly becomes spongy which may be due to air in brake lines, damaged brake lines, low-level brake fluid, damaged brake caliper discs and worn cylinder. See the following slides to know more details on the causes behind the spongy brake problems in your car.

1. Causes Behind the
Spongy Brake
Problems in your
Car

2. When you found
brake problems in your
car, then you will
require more effort to
stop the car than it
should be.

3. The spongy brakes of
the car are also
known as squishy or
mushy brakes which
can cause big
troubles in your car.

4. It will cause big issues
in your car, if not
addressed at the time
of brake inspection and
service.

5. The below points
provide all the causes of
changing brake
performance in your car
and the way to solve it.

6. Air in brake lines

7. The spongy brakes
generally occur in your
car when the air enters
into the brake lines. The
air in these lines can
throw off the balance
of pressure.

8. The air enters into the
brake lines due to the
leak or low brake fluid.
As a result, the low
pressure can take more
time, effort and
distance to stop the car.

9. Damaged brake
lines

10. The rust causes in
your car from the
road salt and
moisture and result in
brittle, break and
leaked brake lines.

11. The car damages also
caused due to the bend
and collapse brake lines
and create more
susceptible problems
on the road.

12. Low-level brake
fluid

13. Brake fluids of your car
are responsible for
converting the energy
into force when you
apply the brake pedal
to stop the car.

14. So schedule a brake
inspection for simplify the
fluid because manytimes
your car have low brake
fluid and old fluid which is
not used for few months.

15. Damaged brake
caliper disc

16. The braking will cause
lots of heat in your car
that can damage your
car's disc brake calipers
overtime.

17. On the top of the
spongy brakes, you will
notice that the car is
pulling to one side or
other when you are
trying to stop it.

18. Worn
cylinder

19. The master cylinder of
your car are used for
distributing the hydraulic
pressure. As it pushes
the brake fluid where it
needs to stop the car.

20. Over time, the seals
within the cylinder are
worn. As a result, when
you press the brake
pedal to stop the car, the
braking system isn't
working as efficiently as
it used to.

21. Conclusion

22. For enjoying a safe
driving, the braking
system plays a vital role
regardless of the
weather or road
conditions.

23. So, schedule the
inspection of your brakes
by a qualified technician
to measure the brake
system wear and check
for leaks.

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