Help!!!
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I have an 99 Dodge Neon R/T 5 spd 2.0 16V DOHC. Two months ago I replaced both front rotors, break pads, and the caliper on the passenger side because it was locked up. Today I was driving home from work and I herd a grinding noise and a break squeal indicator and thought it was my rear breaks. So when I got home I check the rear breaks and they looked fine but when I checked the front breaks I was shocked at what I found. It was my passenger side and the breaks where an 1/8 of an inch thick and they were right up against the rotor. All I want to know is what the hell is causing this, and can I fix the problem being a back yard mechanic?
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The brake line might of, most likely, collapsed on the passenger caliper. Its a simple fix. Just try replacing the rubber brake line that connects to the caliper. Put some new pads on, maybe a new rotor too if the sticking pads damaged them. Where did you buy the pads and rotor from? The rotor might be under warranty if its only been 2 months.
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