Frozen calipers
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 ?
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.
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...
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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