Subject	I still think its a sticky caliper piston and the heat is
Posted by	itsa300zx on September 12, 2023 at 2:26 PM
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In Reply To	Thanks! I rebuilt them myself. Went very smoothly so I’m posted by doug8867 on September 12, 2023 at 01:20 PM
Message	just the resultant of the drag. I would remove the pads (assuming you put new pads in during the brake overhaul), place thinner used pads back in (this will give more piston travel) and apply the brakes several times then see which pad is stuck in the caliper. At least will tell if outer or inner piston, or both. Maybe even do the same test after its hot. IDK
Follow Ups	Need help with Stainless steel brake line problem - doug8867 11:28:37 09/11/23 Sounds like a caliper issue. Did you rebuild them yourself? - ZaXxon 07:42:29 09/12/23 Thanks! I rebuilt them myself. Went very smoothly so I’m - doug8867 13:20:21 09/12/23 I still think its a sticky caliper piston and the heat is - itsa300zx 14:26:38 09/12/23 I agree, I think this is the most likely scenario. (n/m) - Polishzx 20:10:38 09/12/23 I don't remember any grease on the dust boot particularly - Polishzx 20:13:56 09/12/23 Thanks for the input guys. It’s looking like the grease may - doug8867 06:28:14 09/13/23 I'd lean towards a caliper issue also. - itsa300zx 11:56:26 09/12/23 Thanks for the reply. See my reply above for more details. (n/m) - doug8867 13:21:06 09/12/23 Might be worth re-bleeding the entire system, just to see - Polishzx 20:17:55 09/12/23 Yeah, I did that last weekend. No change afterwards. (n/m) - doug8867 06:24:10 09/13/23 Caliper or pad install issue. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 23:29:31 09/27/23
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