Frozen calipers
#1
Frozen calipers
My 90 Max VG has been parked for 3 yrs. and recently decided to bring it back to life. Started and runs fine. All 4 calipers are dragging and won't release. Repair or replace calipers? Suggestions ?
#4
I may take one apart and clean/ lube it and see what happens. If it takes too much time I may just buy some rebuilt ones. New rotors and flush the brake lines and new tires are next. Since my daily ride is a M45, I haven't driven the Max in awhile. Sitting for that long hasn't been good for it.
#5
At least pull them apart and see if the pitting and corrosion is too severe too rebuild....personally sometimes rebuilding them is only gonna be a temporary band aid and sometimes it's just more economical too get rebuilt calipers and use your worn out units as cores...
#7
Rock Auto has one of the front calipers for $19 right now, no core charge
Rebuilt front calipers can be had for ~$40 ($25 after core) WITH caliper bracket
Being that cheap I have never even bothered to try to rebuild a caliper on these cars.
The rears are more expensive but if you hunt around online you can find the rears for about $50 after core
Rebuilt front calipers can be had for ~$40 ($25 after core) WITH caliper bracket
Being that cheap I have never even bothered to try to rebuild a caliper on these cars.
The rears are more expensive but if you hunt around online you can find the rears for about $50 after core
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