It may be simply the ABS working if it happens when the street is wet. If not go to the dealer and he can read codes the
ABS has set.
Check around brake pedal for something rubbing. If OK, I'd look into the master cylinder.
For most vehicles, a small reverse spurt on initial application is a part of normal operation of the internal disc brake adjusting mechanism.
Any time the brake pedal is hard to press then you need to check and see if the brake booster is functioning properly.
Yes, If you hit something. Rotors are very essential in stopping, that's what the brake pads are pressed in against to bring your car to a complete stop.
Contaminated brake fluid, mostly from moisture. Brake system should be flushed every couple years but nobody does it. (myself included)
Sounds like the power brake booster is bad. Get it checked out.
The brake lines on a 96 Corsica can be fixed by replacing damaged sections with new lines. This will improve braking and prevent catastrophic failures.
The brake lights.
Probably a faulty brake light switch or the brake light switch is installed incorrectly.
the brake light
There are four steps on how grease a brake caliper on a 1995 Corsica. Some of the step-by-step instructions are purchase a silicone-based lubricant, locate the pins and boots, and then take the pins out.
Whether or not the brake and/or gas pedals are pressed, how far they are pressed, & for how long.
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The brake chamber extends a rod out when the brakes are applied. This causes the S-cam to turn. The brake shoes are seated on the S-cam with rollers which roll along the countour of the S-cam as it rotates. When they reach a high point on the S-cam, they are pressed against the brake drums. This causes friction, which brings the vehicle to a stop.
nothing it could just be the tail lights coming on.
bas esp light
Check bulbs they are double filamented smaller for brake/ turn signals Check the sockets for corrosion Check for power and ground to sockets Could be a problem in the steering column switch