Subject	Mistakes are VERY expensive. one question for you guys >>
Posted by	stocktrader (maverick-NYC) on January 11, 2002 at 6:56 PM
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Message	the drama has ended. the body shop welded the bolts for the brake booster, installed the brake master cylinder, and bled the system. great! except the brakes seems very soft. i've been driving around my jetta since november so maybe i forgot how much pressure the z's brakes should have. the jetta's brakes are very sensitive, where a slight depression slows the car down. for my z, it seems like i have to press it more than half way down before i feel the car slowing down. maybe its normal? my shop told me they bled the entire system thoroughly. what do you guys think? am i just used to the jetta's brakes now? mike zxredline@yahoo.com 1990 PearlGold Stage3 NA
Follow Ups	Mistakes are VERY expensive. one question for you guys >> - stocktrader (maverick-NYC) 18:56:04 01/11/02 Mine is the same way. (n/m) - Canhzx(ATL) 19:01:47 01/11/02 my brakes have always felt a little 'mushy' - Janders7(KilleenTX) 19:01:53 01/11/02 do you have the braided lines and motul fluid? can make for - eliZium 19:04:30 01/11/02 I get that too and i HATE it (n/m) - -Ever-(car fo' sale) 19:20:42 01/11/02 Bleed your brakes again, sounds like air bubbles or moisture (n/m) - Zster (Z-less) 19:36:05 01/11/02 sounds like you could still have air in the system >> - my91z(has found the ONE) 20:06:05 01/11/02 There is a rod that is adjustable>>>>> - willflow 20:27:14 01/11/02 Ask them if they bled the ABS unit? Front and rear. (n/m) - Gordo 93TT NYC 20:31:51 01/11/02 Mine is the same as well. (n/m) - DiscNick 22:52:47 01/11/02
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