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Old 04-21-2005, 02:15 PM
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Any one ever had a problem with the rear brakes after changing pads and rotors. Mine seam to be stuck on.
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Well if you ever do come accrost this it was the lower slider on the caliper. It seams to be open to the weather and was locked tight.
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which ones locked up? disc or drum? make sure your e-brake cable isn't in a bind somehow. and why do you say they are stuck anyway?
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huh... I'll watch that when the time comes, thanks for the tip
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