Replace rear calipers or not
Replace rear calipers or not
My 98 has 100k miles. I just replaced the front pads for the 2nd time and the rear pads for the first time. The rear pads still had 20-30% left and the pistons were difficult to screw in using the brake tool but they were not stuck. The parking brake works but I don't know if the rear brakes are working as they should. Any opinions or suggestions on if I should replace them. Thanks for any input.
If the brake pins slide freely and your old pads had even /flat wear , your calipers
should be fine. I have a '96 with 241,000 miles and i'm still on the original rear calipers.
However, before I last did rear pads, one wheel was slightly binding. I found one pin had corroded in place and caused the old pads to wear on an angle. I spent two hours
removing the pin (from caliper bracket), picked up a new pin and they have been fine since.
should be fine. I have a '96 with 241,000 miles and i'm still on the original rear calipers.
However, before I last did rear pads, one wheel was slightly binding. I found one pin had corroded in place and caused the old pads to wear on an angle. I spent two hours
removing the pin (from caliper bracket), picked up a new pin and they have been fine since.
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