(Seat Arona)

I was just pulling up on the left of the road and as I went to slow down the brake pedal felt incredibly spongy and didn’t do anything, a bit panicked I pushed the pedal down further than I normally would and the brake’s suddenly bit and I came to an abrupt stop.

But this was the only time it happened and it seemingly resolved itself immediately. I pulled forward a little afterwards and tried the brakes again and they were back to normal.

I am a qualified technician but I’m very new to it all, is there an explanation for this? I know spongy pedal generally means there’s air in the system and a bleed needs doing, but for it to happen suddenly and then go away seems strange? It made me a bit wary on the drive home but it hasn’t done it since.

  • montyparlo@alien.topB
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    1 year ago

    Most likely air in the brake lines. Inspect them and see if there’s any fluid leaks, do a brake flush if it hasn’t been done in a while. I’d get it checked out soon because if it happened once it will likely happen again