What causes a soft or spongy brake pedal?

Usually air in the lines, low brake fluid, or a failing master cylinder seal.

How can I test if my brake pedal is leaking fluid?

Inspect under the master cylinder and along hoses—wet spots or drips confirm a leak.

If your pedal sinks more than an inch under moderate pressure or feels inconsistent.

Soft Brake Pedal? 3 Critical Reasons You Should Stop Driving Now

A spongy brake pedal isn't just annoying - it's a dangerous warning sign that could lead to:

Complete brake failure

Costly system damage

Increased stopping distances

Air bubbles compress when braking, creating that spongy feeling. This often indicates:

Risk: Air can lead to complete brake failure without warning

Normal Brakes

Slightly Soft

Very Spongy

Soft brakes won't fix themselves - immediate attention is crucial

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