Front Right Caliper Sticking
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Front Right Caliper Sticking
So I've replaced pads, rotors, and calipers up front, and after that the front right brake was still dragging. I let it be for a month because I didn't have the time to mess with that issue, as it was a smaller issue at the time, but I checked them again, put another set of new pads in, and its still dragging that one caliper. I have no rear brakes, they are snipped and crimped at the master. I don't care about that, I care about why my passenger caliper is dragging all the time. Its super hot compared to the driver side, and looks like there is a lot more wear on the brand new rotor. Why would this be happening?
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Not to much grease! To much creates a vacuum and it's like not putting any grease on them.
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What I've found with the 2500 calipers, is that the caliper rusts and squeezes the rubber bushing that the pin slides through - causing it to stick. So I pull the rubber bushings and clean then use brake grease on the holes (napa sli-glyde), then put the bushing back in... then sli-glyde the pins. If I don't do that, I have binding going on within a year or so.
But that is probably not his problem because his calipers are new, my $ is on the soft brake lines.
But that is probably not his problem because his calipers are new, my $ is on the soft brake lines.