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11-07-2008, 09:13 AM
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Brakes Dragging
I just did my brakes this past weekend and since then I can tell at least one side is dragging pretty bad. I'm pretty sure it's the driver's side since it was hard to turn once I put everything back together. I noticed the cylinder in that caliper was pretty tough to put back in. I had to take the bleeder valve all the way out and even then I needed leverage to push it in, I couldn't do it with just my hands like the other side. Does this sound like the culprit? I'm going to fix it this weekend, I just want to know if a rebuilt caliper will be the end of my woes or I need to look at anything else.
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11-07-2008, 11:59 AM
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Sounds like you are on the right track. When you replace the one caliper, do the other side at the same time to have balanced braking.
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AZ-Jeff 1992 XJ 2" lift -- RIP 2000 XJ 3" lift -- Australian Ford Big Brakes up front, rock rails, ZJ rear discs (with WORKING parking brake), C4x4 rear bumper/tire carrier, Hella H4 headlights, IPF driving lights, OEM skid plates, OME springs/shocks, JKS LCA's, JKS Sway Bar links. |
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