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ludwigfuchs1
Lexus RX low brake fluid
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ludwigfuchs1 (Author)
Interesting. The feedback is more of a lack of responsiveness, almost like the pedal is softer than it should be. And yes, I did inspect the brake pads, and they do appear to be quite worn. So, if the worn pads are causing the issue, does that mean I just need to replace them and top up the fluid?
jasminwilliams1
Yep, that was exactly what happened with my Megane! The worn pads were the culprit. Replacing them sorted the issue immediately. Though, I would suggest taking it to a workshop to have the brake system properly inspected, just to be on the safe side. Better safe than sorry when it comes to brakes!
ludwigfuchs1 (Author)
Thank you so much for sharing your experience! It's incredibly helpful to know that worn brake pads could be the cause. I'll definitely take your advice and have the entire brake system inspected at a reputable workshop. I just got the repair bill today and it cost me 480€. Thanks again!
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jasminwilliams1
Hey there! I had a similar problem with my old Renault Megane a few years back. Low brake fluid and spongy brake pedal, the whole shebang. Did you check the brake pads themselves? Because with my car, the fluid level dropped as the pads wore down. Is the feedback from the brake pedal more like a vibration or just less responsive than usual?