I have brand new calipers on the front and both front brakes are dragging causing the car to push. I have checked for pinched lines and nothing seems bent or crooked on the spindles or caliper mounts. Any ideas why they don't seem to release all the way?
Front Brakes Dragging
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Crack your bleeder screws loose and see if they free up. If they dont it is the calipers,if they do start working your way back towards the master cylinder. you will have to pump the pedal back up evertime you try something. Could also be in the pedal and balance bar.
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there is a return bleed on the MC that is covered up by the Mis-adjusted MC rod.....make sure the piston returns all the way back ( bias bar is free at static)...Originally posted by dirttrackrocker View PostI have brand new calipers on the front and both front brakes are dragging causing the car to push. I have checked for pinched lines and nothing seems bent or crooked on the spindles or caliper mounts. Any ideas why they don't seem to release all the way?" Most of my drivers have been new to 4 link stuff and I believe most of their chassis issues are really my driver issues....... "
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johnny v
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I have had to clearance the caluper bracket because it hits the calipers ...that might be something to checkOriginally posted by johnny v View Postthere is a return bleed on the MC that is covered up by the Mis-adjusted MC rod.....make sure the piston returns all the way back ( bias bar is free at static)...
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Thanks guys, I think I found the problem. The brackets were tweeked just enough to cause the outer pad to drag against the rotor. I bent them back just a little and shaved some material off the outer pad just in case. Seems fine now.
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