Are you hoping to be able to go to court and say "WikiAnswers says it wasn't my fault."? No such luck. If he was on the main road and you entered from a side road or driveway, it's almost certainly your fault whether you saw him or not, unless you were a significant distance from the intersection before the collision.
Probably a worn wheel bearing...have it looked at by a technician before it seizes.
dogmatism.
When they have rust on them or you need new ones. Go have them looked at
Under the hood, immediately before the driver. The brake booster is immediately behind it, and it will be a frosted white/translucent receiver. If it is low, either there is a leak in the system (not good), or the pads are severaly worn and need to be replaced. Get the brakes looked at by a professional mechanic as stopping a 5,000 pound car is obviously a safety issue.
had the same question, looked on bikebandit.com and according to them its 1986 that they started putting disc brakes on the front
I'd have those looked at while your car still stops
Injury compensation claims can be found at the Citizen's Advice website (in the UK) or the equivalent in the country where the information is being looked for.
Brakes or wheel bearings. Have it looked into ASAP.
She looked in disbelief at the driver who was yelling obscenities.
Go to www.autozone.com. they have online repair manuals for free and you can look up anything. i just looked up diagram of my rear brakes under the repair section.
common sense Listen for squeaking and feel for pulsating when braking. Too much of either and you should have them looked at.
it's under the dash on the driver side mounted on the side of the brake peddle.