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I know. Sometimes a pad can be bent and it will cause the same thing.. When its tight can you take a pry bar and loosen it up? You should be able to push the piston in all the way. I'm just thinking out loud...Pads too thick! Well good luck I can't wait to hear what you find...Bed time. Later
Dick
Dick
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i have encountered a lot of rust inside the caliper where the pins slide. Lubing the pins didnt help, i had to put on a new caliper that didnt have pits inside the slider pin holes. I guess water got past the rubber boots. I tried new hardware first, but ended up going to NAPA for a loaded rebuilt caliper and that fixed the binding
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i had spent alot of time cleaning everything before i had purchased the napa caliper, so i never even used the whole caliper/bracket...it was easier to just changed the caliper. my pins were ok to start with.. the most rust was on the pads/tabs that slide in the bracket...
update..after roadtesting today, everything is ok...i think everything just had to reseat itself or wear in again after being apart...who knows but it is releasing today..w/o changing the hoses!!
thanks guys for all your responces!
update..after roadtesting today, everything is ok...i think everything just had to reseat itself or wear in again after being apart...who knows but it is releasing today..w/o changing the hoses!!
thanks guys for all your responces!