When were the pads checked/replaced last?

 

Try posting in the Disco 1 forum instead of this general one, but you might also want to check all the vacuum seals related to the brake booster.

 

I have driven a lot of D1's with all new brake bits and they really don't stop on a dime and the pedals were all a little spongy - likely just the nature of the beast - if you have replaced everything and have no leaks/air etc. it is what it is

 

Thanks for that, I didn't know there was a specific disco 1 forum. I will check that out for sure! Im new to the Land Rover world

 

They are brand new. I have never driven it before, we bought it without brakes so I am having a hard time gauging what is right or wrong on the brake feel.

 

I appreciate that feedback. I did end up getting some more air out of the system a few days ago and the brakes do feel better. Still not quite able to skid the tires if I stop on it quickly, but after reading your comment I am starting to think that is normal. It can stop for sure, but not as quickly as I feel like it should, but I am new to these.

The lines are new, as well as the pads and rotors, and the peddle doesn't seem to creep down if I hold my foot on it, it seems to hold pressure so I assume that means the master cylinder is ok.

 

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