The section where my brake pads slide is deeply grooved.
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The section where my brake pads slide is deeply grooved.
My pads seem to be locking up on the deep groove. Can anybody tell me what to do without replacing the part? I can't remember what it is called. I have seen some vehicles where you can buy a click and it covers the grooves then brakes work fine. Any help would be nice.
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Exactly what I mean.
After replacing master cylinder, which needed it anyways and hoses. The pads still bind so i have to file that down next week when I don't have my kids.
Does this look like the right cylinder? lol
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images...135508310.jpg/
Does this look like the right cylinder? lol
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images...135508310.jpg/
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cant tell by pic
I cant tell by the pic.
If you still have the old flex brake lines I suggest replacing them they can cause caliper binding new guide pins/bolts are a good idea and only $5 the flex lines are $25 a side if you can afford it get all new calipers you can get them with the new bolts and pads all in one shot.
If you still have the old flex brake lines I suggest replacing them they can cause caliper binding new guide pins/bolts are a good idea and only $5 the flex lines are $25 a side if you can afford it get all new calipers you can get them with the new bolts and pads all in one shot.
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