Ok here's my problem well i think it's a problem. I have a 90 accord EX-R stnd and this is what's been happening : let's say i apply the brakes, the car slows down and when i am come to a complete stop i can feel my foot going down deeper the pedal stops like waaaaay down there. What does that mean, i have 2 months old brake pads so i hope they didn't go bad already.

 

air in the brake system. that or your brake master cylinder is starting to go...

 

Is the brake fluid level where it's supposed to be?

Other than that, the first (and easiest) thing to do is bleed your brakes, like USC said. While you're down there, see if you notice any brake fluid on the calipers -- they should all be bone dry. If you see any fluid, you've got a leak.

If bleeding them doesn't fix it, then you've got a leak somewhere. If the calipers are dry, I'd suspect the master cylinder. When they leak externally, you'll usually be able to see some fluid behind it, near the booster. If EVERYTHING is dry, and you're not losing any brake fluid, and the pedal is still going down too far, it's probably an INTERNAL leak in the master cylinder.

 

Thanks guys for the help i'll check it out today