brakes
#1
brakes
I'm having a hard time figuring out what could be the problem. Let me explain since last sat my front brakes have been locking up on me. I figured that the caliper piston was getting stuck so I replaced both calipers along with brake line hoses and rotors. Yes I did bleed the brakes but I'm still having the same problem. I actually have to pull over and relieve pressure at bleed screw on the front wheels. Master cylinder is the only part that I havn't replaced. Please give me some input. Thanks mj
#7
well Im thinkin that since you said that the master cylinder was replaced that who ever replaced it did not adjust the pushrod on the booster correctly. If they did not adjust it correctly with an H-gauge, then the pushrod could be out too far and possibly self applying the brakes. Something to try and see if that is what it is would be to loosen the nuts on the master cylinder bolts and if the master cylinder pops out away from the booster as you loosen the nuts, then its likely that a misadjusted pushrod is the problem. Give it a try and see how it works out. Good luck
#11
bare is just the caliper itself.
loaded comes with the bracket, new hardware, and pads.
I prefer loade because it makes life so much easier, especially on cars that have slides on the caliper (most cars)
loaded comes with the bracket, new hardware, and pads.
I prefer loade because it makes life so much easier, especially on cars that have slides on the caliper (most cars)
#15
Originally Posted by OBEEWON
ive been wondering what are the best type o pads to get?
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