i had a brake problm, so i swaped out the pads and put new rotors is bremo drilled and slotted. worked great for about 2 months. then i stated to see somthing leaking i think it was eather brake fluid or abs fluid... like a week or so later my brakes started working like ****.. i push the brake and its all soft like a sponge so i push harder and it finally stops when i have the brake to the floor. what problm do i have?? is it somthing with the abs. have any of you ever had this problm with integras before??? someone please help..

 

First look inside the wheel, if there's fluid there you got a leak. Leaks around the wheel area are either from (1) brake line has a hole (2) line is not tight (3) bleader screw is loose (4) pull the caliper off and see if the seal around the pistion is a hole (5) make sure you cap to the brake fluid is tight (6) make sure there is no air in the lines.


Try those.

 

Don't let the calipers hang by the brake hose, when changing rotors.

 

this is kind of hard to diagnose over the internet w/o seeing your actual brake and where its leaking from.. you might want to check the brake lines, bleeder screw (did you bleed the brakes?), also is your brake fluid level really low?, check the fitting/bolt where the brake line connects to the caliper, etc.. maybe if you could supply some pictures of where you see the fluid or where its leaking we can give you a better answer....

 

when i get off today im going to check the bleeder and all the lines and the pads. my fliuds are still good... its leaking from the engine on one of the hoses... sould i just take it in find out the problm and do it my self from there??? thanks for all your help

 

It could be a problem with your master cylender. Also if there is any rust on the pistons for the calipers.

 

it is the master cyl. can anyone get me a brand new one for cheap???? 94 integra ls w abs....???

 

check out this acura parts site....


http://www.acuraautomotiveparts.net/


good luck. fix it soon.... brakes are nothing to be slow about attending to.