On my 2013 Tahoe LT, I installed new brake rotors, pads, and steel braided lines.
I also flushed the fluid and bled the system.
For several days now, I have had to lightly pre-press or tap/ short-press the brake pedal before I get a solid/firm pedal as I should.
I even took the Tahoe to a brake specialist, and they verified it was bled well and there was no air in the system.
The tech stated that it could be any of several things like the master cylinder, sluggish calipers, etc.
However, this only started after I did the rotors, pads, lines, and flush.
My 2007 Yukon brakes are rock solid - fully stock and have replaced the pads on that one too.
Never had this issue before.
Thoughts?
I also flushed the fluid and bled the system.
For several days now, I have had to lightly pre-press or tap/ short-press the brake pedal before I get a solid/firm pedal as I should.
I even took the Tahoe to a brake specialist, and they verified it was bled well and there was no air in the system.
The tech stated that it could be any of several things like the master cylinder, sluggish calipers, etc.
However, this only started after I did the rotors, pads, lines, and flush.
My 2007 Yukon brakes are rock solid - fully stock and have replaced the pads on that one too.
Never had this issue before.
Thoughts?