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lmhdex:
Hi

I have been driving my latio 4AT sports base for 4 months now.

Do not know if I'm over sensitive but I feel that my brakes are not very responsive.  Somehow I have to step harder on the brakes before the car comes to a complete stop.  When the car was new, I just need to step a little bit and the car will slow down already.

What gives?

Midnight:

--- Quote from: lmhdex on March 31, 2010, 08:53:58 PM ---Hi

I have been driving my latio 4AT sports base for 4 months now.

Do not know if I'm over sensitive but I feel that my brakes are not very responsive.  Somehow I have to step harder on the brakes before the car comes to a complete stop.  When the car was new, I just need to step a little bit and the car will slow down already.

What gives?

--- End quote ---

i have the same issue. Brought this up at TCM during servicing but the SA said it is normal. Changed the front 2 brake pads but still the same. I never understand. My previous car also like that.

Will be glad if i can get some advice here too. haha.

Jazz:
Previously my Honda Jazz also felt the same thing, went to KM and they changed the brake fluid for me as suspected trapped air bubbles, just my personal experience.

sparkbt:
Hi, I've the same problem with you on my PFL Latio Sedan. First,I change the following :
1. tyre to wider profile, 185/65/R15  tp 195/60/R15. Braking improve a bit.
2. This is where I enjoy most since I get my latio. I've change to Runstop Sport kit + Nano Brake pad. It improve the the Braking system where Nissan Latio lack off.

You can search for Runstop Sport kit in the forum for the improvement. Hope it help you.

Midnight:
Just mentioned about the poor braking response in earlier post...

today i kanna accident... haiz... the brake just dun cut it, i banf into a Toyota Wish rear...  :crying: :crying: :crying:

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