Before you go down any further rabbit holes, I'm going to re-quote my earlier post.With new pads on old discs, I'd give it a drive to bed the brakes in before trying anything else.
Or just fit new discs. Those discs look well worn.Before you go down any further rabbit holes, I'm going to re-quote my earlier post.
New pads on old discs can give a very soft pedal, so take it for a gentle drive somewhere fairly flat where you can work the brakes a few times without worrying about needing to stop quickly.
