ok the front left brake is sticking really bad so i put a new caliper on it and the problem is still there. i have bled the brakes, made sure it has enough fluid, put a new caliper on, and checked all hoses and every checks out fine. when i drive the car the rotor is literaly glowing red from the pads draging on them and that is just driving about 1 mile. do u guys think it could be the master cylinder or what? please help!
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kyle turner
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could be the lines. on another vehicle my parents had. the rubber hose going to the caliper tore apart on the inside. and it blocked the fluid from coming back.
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do u guys think it could be a metering vavlekyle turner
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if it's glowing red that means fluid ain't getting to it? means its SIZZLING, i d k, just a thought as i am a noob.
i just wanted to ask for how you completedly drained and flush your brake system? i did a search. does your car have to be on when you bleed, refill? (2 party person)
alos which size tube did you find that worked?
thanks sorry to hi jack...hahahahahComment
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my brakes were also sticking and i switched out the brake pads because the shims were sticking to the rotor. however expect the squeking for at least a month while the pads get broken inComment
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check lines
machine rotors if needed and the scuf them with sandpaper
pads make sure the slides are lubercated and if u dont have the slides then get some that willmake them stick
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hence the change necessary... i know shims aren't supposed to be touching the rotor... but it was causing them to squel like crazy...Comment
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