Try adjusting the brakes first. There is an adjustment nut in the pedal that sets the up height for the pedal. Might want to look into raising the pedal that way. You may not have enough brake fluid in the master cylinder. Check and adjust fluid level if necessary.
SOURCE: brake air leak noise
check under dash for a leaky vaccum switch. if booster was faulty brake pedal would be very hard to depress.
SOURCE: Brake Pedal Pulses back at my foot
How old are the brakes? It sounds like you may have a warped rotor.
SOURCE: Left turn signal stops flashing when brake pedal is depressed.
there is a ground problem, most likely in the tail unit itself, but a ground problem is hard to find and easy to fix. reground the system, the turning unit, and the problem should stop. About the hazards, I don't know...... some times in older cars, that is the way it works. because the brake and hazard element in the bulb is the same and the old cars used a break in the power, but the new cars use a break in the ground. any way, chase the ground down first, it is usually the cause.
SOURCE: emergency brake foot pedal not working
Sounds like the cable is stuck also check the catch on the foot pedel
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