Help!!! Brakes dragging after caliper change
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Help!!! Brakes dragging after caliper change
Hey guys I just had my 4 calipers relaced under warranty and now my brakes are dragging. The dealership thought it may be a fluid non-compatibility issue so they flushed the system and the problem persists. The pedal now catches at the very top and all four brakes are dragging. Does anybody have an idea of what may be causing this? Thanks in advance.
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I would immediately have the car taken to another dealership. The fact that they gave you the car back like this alone is suspect.
The real problem is replacing four calipers. Unless all four calipers were leaking all over your floor, it is unlikely that there ever was a problem with any of the calipers. You can melt a pad in a caliper and it still won't fail...don't ask my how I know. What was the original problem with the brakes?
Seriously, I wouldn't trust my life to whoever is working on this car.
How much are they dragging? Have you had previous issues with the brakes? Do they drag when hot, cold or both? What brake pads are you using? What fluid did they think was incompatible?
The real problem is replacing four calipers. Unless all four calipers were leaking all over your floor, it is unlikely that there ever was a problem with any of the calipers. You can melt a pad in a caliper and it still won't fail...don't ask my how I know. What was the original problem with the brakes?
Seriously, I wouldn't trust my life to whoever is working on this car.
How much are they dragging? Have you had previous issues with the brakes? Do they drag when hot, cold or both? What brake pads are you using? What fluid did they think was incompatible?
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I would immediately have the car taken to another dealership. The fact that they gave you the car back like this alone is suspect.
The real problem is replacing four calipers. Unless all four calipers were leaking all over your floor, it is unlikely that there ever was a problem with any of the calipers. You can melt a pad in a caliper and it still won't fail...don't ask my how I know. What was the original problem with the brakes?
Seriously, I wouldn't trust my life to whoever is working on this car.
How much are they dragging? Have you had previous issues with the brakes? Do they drag when hot, cold or both? What brake pads are you using? What fluid did they think was incompatible?
The real problem is replacing four calipers. Unless all four calipers were leaking all over your floor, it is unlikely that there ever was a problem with any of the calipers. You can melt a pad in a caliper and it still won't fail...don't ask my how I know. What was the original problem with the brakes?
Seriously, I wouldn't trust my life to whoever is working on this car.
How much are they dragging? Have you had previous issues with the brakes? Do they drag when hot, cold or both? What brake pads are you using? What fluid did they think was incompatible?
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