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Old January-7th-2013 | 01:52 PM
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Brake problem

Ok now for another problem , driving home the other night and it was a light rain , went to hit the brakes and I had about 1/2 inch of brake with firm pedal then it went straight to the floor when they started to lock up . Is this normal for Mazda3 or do I need some serious brake work .

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Old January-9th-2013 | 09:53 PM
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Did your ABS activate? That can make the peddle feel mushy.
Old January-10th-2013 | 05:37 AM
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They may have , it was raining ,but the pedal still had what I'd call excessive travel while stopped completely and still felt mushy ,it took some time for the feel to return to what I would call "normal" .
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That doesn't sound right. I'd get it checked out.
Old February-11th-2013 | 09:52 AM
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What did you end up finding out in regards to this. I have had similar issues, however this last time there was NO SNOW, ICE or WATER... plus no sound of my ABS kicking in.
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