Caliper rubbing on new rotor?
#1
Caliper rubbing on new rotor?
Ive just replace my factory rotors with cross drilld rotor and everything went rite on all the others but the passenger side caliper is rubbing on the rotor when i tighten the caliper! But when i loosen it dont rub could the caliper be bent like wher the 2 17mm bolts go i need help?
rotaryking24 91 s5 na
rotaryking24 91 s5 na
#3
Ive just replace my factory rotors with cross drilld rotor and everything went rite on all the others but the passenger side caliper is rubbing on the rotor when i tighten the caliper! But when i loosen it dont rub could the caliper be bent like wher the 2 17mm bolts go i need help?
rotaryking24 91 s5 na
rotaryking24 91 s5 na
Are you sure it's the caliper body and not the pad(s) that are rubbing on the rotor?
#7
Make sure the mating surface on the hub is clean and the rotor is laying flat on the hub. Also when your cross drilled rotors crack (and they will) replace them with plain or slotted.
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#8
I just did an entirely new braking system; PowerSlot rotors, Hawk HPS pads, and new SS lines. All my rotors rubbed on pads for about 20-30 miles for a bit, but they don't anymore. Light rubbing though, like a tsshhh noise when you spin the (torqued) tire in the air.
I'm pretty sure it's not your caliper.
I'm pretty sure it's not your caliper.
#9
I just did an entirely new braking system; PowerSlot rotors, Hawk HPS pads, and new SS lines. All my rotors rubbed on pads for about 20-30 miles for a bit, but they don't anymore. Light rubbing though, like a tsshhh noise when you spin the (torqued) tire in the air.
I'm pretty sure it's not your caliper.
I'm pretty sure it's not your caliper.
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sounds like you blew a brake line.OR I hope that you didn't put your foot on the brake and then squeeze the pads back on the caliper.you could have pushed a Brake piston out and then the seal would then leak.
#14
I finished a brake job, drove the car about 30 feet and then the caliper started grinding on the new rotor. I took it apart and realized I forgot teh washers on the mounting bolts for the caliper. So make sure you have the washers, I believe it was 2 on each bolt.
#16
rotaryking24
the brake fluid was low thats why the light was on i realized! But ive bleed the brakes and when ever the cars on whn i go 2 hit tha brake it still goes 2 tha floor, but if i pump it a couple times it gets stiff but slowly falls 2 tha floor?
Let me no if u can relate 2 this?
Let me no if u can relate 2 this?
#17
Either there is still air in the lines, you have a fluid leak or the internal seals in your master cylinder are shot. Make sure you are bleeding the brakes correctly. Look for a leak at all joints along the brake lines. If you believe that you are correctly bleeding the brakes and you do not see a leak, replace the master cylinder w/a rebuilt unit.