Rear Frozen Calipers, Help Please!
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Rear Frozen Calipers, Help Please!
I woke up this AM to go to work and my rear calipers were frozen. My car was basically being dragged down the street so I had to turn around and call a cab. This ever happened to anyone? And how can I fix it? Please help!
Thanks,
Jason
Thanks,
Jason
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The problem is probably one of two:
- kinked e-brake cable
-damaged brake caliper
My rear-left one seized up on me 2 months ago. I discovered the problem when smoke was pouring out from my car. When I pulled the car over, the rotor was lit up like a stove element on HIGH.
Help....rear rotor glowing red hot
(%&#!@....my brake's still grabbing!
I tried to fix it with a couple buddies but no luck. I ended up getting a re-built one as I figured out it wasn't an e-brake cable. There is one attached to each rear caliper. The end of the cable is connected to the spring-loaded pivot arm.
- kinked e-brake cable
-damaged brake caliper
My rear-left one seized up on me 2 months ago. I discovered the problem when smoke was pouring out from my car. When I pulled the car over, the rotor was lit up like a stove element on HIGH.
Help....rear rotor glowing red hot
(%&#!@....my brake's still grabbing!
I tried to fix it with a couple buddies but no luck. I ended up getting a re-built one as I figured out it wasn't an e-brake cable. There is one attached to each rear caliper. The end of the cable is connected to the spring-loaded pivot arm.
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