do these rotors look ok to you?

[KiddX]

???

[midnightblue97]

Mild glazing??
If they're not too worn down have them machined.

[FE3-323]

they look halfway new??? are they? do they give horrible vibration at the pedal and wheel?

[lscrx]

They look ok, how do they feel?

[KiddX]

they feel fine, but something isnt right with my brakes. i dont really know what a bad rotor looks like. my pads are fine, mabye i just need a good bleeding?

[NegatiZE]

What's wrong w/ the brakes?

Try bleeding them, it's not terribly hard.

[midnightblue97]

if you're going to bleed them, ****, just flush the old fluid out and dump new **** in. It'll cost you a bit more, but I'm guessing that its never been done since you bought the car and the previous owner probably didn't do the **** either.
Describe ****ty compared to normal..

[KiddX]

i can push the pedal all the way to the point that it stops, and i still dont stop as well as i should.

[midnightblue97]

you got fluid in your master cylinder res??Does your pedal " pump up"?
If yes do then you're brakes are n need of a serious bleeding.

[92_2_fast]

Ok try this. Step 1: Start the car and press the pedal and hold it down. Does the pedal fade to the floor? If yes it is a bad master cylinder, if no go to next step. Step 2: what color is the brake fluid and is it translucent? If it is almost black flush the entire system. Step 3: If your vehicle is equiped with rear drums, clean the brake dust off with some water, and adjust the shoes till the fit snugly into the drums. Aslo look if the rear wheel cylinders are leaking break fluid. These are the only things that will cause a "funny" feeling brake pedal. Good luck.

[lscrx]

some air in the lines can make the pedal feel mushy... and it's easier to bleed the brakes then it is to replace the m/c or brake fluid.

[ProtoRice]

My brake fluid is rust colored. Is that normal?

[NegatiZE]

My brake fluid is rust colored. Is that normal?

You may want to think about bleeding your brakes sometime soon

[midnightblue97]

that's what bleeding is!

In civilization where I come from, bleeding the brakes would be basically like opening one valve at a time and pumping the brakes a few times expelling some fluid and "hopefully" getting rid of the "****ty" fluid at the end of the lineFlushing would be considered draining all of the brake fluid completely and putting in new ****.

[FE3-323]

now now folks...