This may be caused by the warning tabs on your front disk brakes. The tabs are there to alert you that the pads have worn down to the point where they need replacing. Don't go too long without replacing the pads once these tabs start squealing. The result would be that the rivets that hold the pad material in place will grind into the metal disk, possibly ruining it beyond repair.
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No, the ABS light will come on when there is a problem with the anti-lock braking system. Have this looked into by a professional. You will know your brake pads need changing when you hear a squealing sound when you apply the brakes.
Cheap brake pads will squeel. If you bought cheap brake pads, that's probably it. Also, make sure you apply brake grease to the back of your pads (do NOT apply the grease to the side of the pad coming into contact with the rotor, apply it to the other side coming into contact with the caliper). If you don't apply break grease, this will also cause squeeling.
Your power brake booster is probably bad.
It is always difficult to answer without seeing and hearing, but it sounds like your clutch has gone. You need to get a mechanic in to have a look.
1) they will feel mushy 2) the breaks will not apply as much force as usual, thus poor breaks.
Centric Breaks or the most common variety of breaks and most cars have them. To check and see if they are working, pump them a few times. If the breaks are hard to apply then you might need to replace them
The low brake indicators on the brake pads are squealing. I highly recommend you have the brakes checked out.
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Well if it's squealing it either needs tightening or replacing. Once it squeals for a while it will get glazed and never stop squealing. There are products you can spray on it but an old trick it to rub a wax candle on the bottom of the belt with it running, just be careful. There is also a tab rubbing against the steering wheel. This tab (i think) sends signals from your horn but im not sure. I solved my squaling by placing somthing between the tab and the steering collum.
In general they SHORTEN your stopping distance as they can apply more force to the breaks.