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Chupaca
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Tough one....
Depending on all the facts....last inspected, fluid flushed, pad conditions mileage etc. The best would be to remove the calipers and check that the pistons are free of debris grim etc that is not allowing them to retract when pressure is realeased. Quick check would be to turn the wheels so you can tap on the calipers and see it they realease when locked. :thumbup:
Depending on all the facts....last inspected, fluid flushed, pad conditions mileage etc. The best would be to remove the calipers and check that the pistons are free of debris grim etc that is not allowing them to retract when pressure is realeased. Quick check would be to turn the wheels so you can tap on the calipers and see it they realease when locked. :thumbup:
yellow peril
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Check rear wheel if locked up when fronts are locked I would suspect the master cylinder not allowing fluid to return. The fluid probability has never been changed. New fluid and bleeding might help. Bleeding will be tough if master cylinder is gummed up.
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