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It would make a noise if the pads were worn down, but there are other types of brake problems that may not give any warning. For instance, if you had a flexible brake line to the wheel start leaking or break, it would not give you any audible warning.

You should check the level of fluid in your master brake cylinder, to see if it is low. If so, you undoubtedly have a leak some where, and just refilling it will not make the problem go away. You're going to have to get the car jacked up, with somebody taking a look at all 4 brakes to see what is wrong, as well as see if there is fluid leaking anywhere.

If you get in the car and have no brakes while sitting there in park, you should not be driving the car at all. Have it towed.

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Did the store install components in your car? Its very possible they damaged a brake line by drilling a hole for an amplifier or something like that. Fluid is leaking out - big time. Fill the MCyl and pump the brakes, you should see a large puddle of fluid. If you are not pretty handy and have it already where you can work on it, I suggest you pony up and get it towed, its a dangerous death-trap to drive w/o brakes working correctly. Many car insur policies will cover towing from breakdown. The audio shop should cover the repairs if they did damage them

Scott

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