Could be several things.
Bad Rotor or Drum Something loose
You should get it checked immediately
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∙ 2009-11-10 22:19:33probley your fuse on your car/truck is blown to check step one : you find your fuse box. step two: you find the blinker fuse. step 3: pull it out look in it and if you see a crack in the bar across the fuse the fuse is blown. hope this helps
There are many possibilities: Bad motor mount Weak spark low fuel pressure Has anyone done maintenance/repairs??? If you open hood and power brake car in drive and reverse you can see the engine jump if you have a bad motor mount
If it comes on when you step on the brake pedal you might need to bleed your brakes. Also check your brake fluid in the master cylinder.
Step 1) Make sure the car is in a stationary position. (not rolling) Step 2) While applying the clutch and brake put the gear into neutral. (assuming you are not parking on a hill) Step 3) Release the clutch. Step 4) Apply the handbrake. Step 5) Release the brake. Step 6) Turn off the key in the ignition. WARNING: I have never driven a manual car in my life so I totally don't know what i'm talking about but I think that this might be right....
It is most likely caused by a rotor that is warped. When you step on the brake pedal, the brake pads pulse against the uneven surface, causing a "thumping" you can feel. Other possibilities could include a bad wheel bearing or a tire that has tread that is separating.
Time for a tune up.
If the car shakes when you press on the brakes, you probably have warpped brake rotors, and the squeak is probably some worn out front brake pads. I would have your rotors checked and either replaced (which Mercedes highly recommends or re-surfaced)
Remove the tire and wheel. Remove the brake pad Springs. The brake pads and break assembly will come off. Reverse the process to install the new brake pads.
You probably have warped brake rotors. You'll need to have them replaced or resurfaced.
on the floor usually by the e brake you just step on it to turn it on and off
Actually you have to input the size of one of your step. Everytime a pedometer shakes it records a step. The more your waist shakes (which occurs when your walking) you will gain distance!
I would check for a vacuum leak in your brake booster.
sounds like your break rotors could be warped.
I am not sure about a 69 C60 but I am guessing it is not in the standard area, if that is the case, my motor home has it on the power steering pump... as I recall, 69 Chevy c60 booster is behind driver side step to get in truck
If you step on the brake pedal , yes
Step on the brake pedal? Not sure what you are asking.
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