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took off the driver side wheel. The brake pads are on the rotor and i can barely turn the rotor by hand. I guess my calipers siezed up. Whats my next step. Everything that is happening is the stuff that I never did when I was a kid. No experience with bearings or brakes.
brakes were done about 4k miles ago. The pads have a lot left. The rotors didnt look damaged. I imagine I will need to replace the calipers, and maybe replace the lines. Im told that the brake fluid can eventually eat the lines. It has sat for a long time with little driving. I know calipers sometimes do that.
how hard and costly would it be to replace the brake lines going to the front brakes? I dont want to have to get back into it again if just replacing the calipers doesnt work.
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