Ansprechverhalten Bremsen | Posts 16+

BM wrote:

That has nothing to do with this case. You simply get the feeling that the pedal doesn't move immediately to where you want it to go, but rather with a delay . Die eigentliche Bremswirkung ist absolut gegeben.

Is it true that when you brake quickly, the pedal feels hard initially, but then becomes soft after about one second, allowing for smooth braking?
I have that on my A6 Allroad.
Does your car have a vacuum accumulator?
He should have one, but I haven't found a vacuum reservoir on mine.
Possibly, retrofitting them might cost something.

My new one also has that sharp way of speaking, which is something the old one had too little of.
I find it annoying, for example, when you're approaching a traffic light. It's probably going to be even more fun in the winter.

The only way to do it is to ride barefoot so that you develop enough sensitivity .
Wearing heavy hiking boots makes braking feel like a rodeo ride.