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From: Bowling Green, ky, USA

very odd thing is going on, I had my passenger rear brake caliber hang and over time it destroyed the pads the rotor and the caliber. I bought everything new , pad rotors and calibers. The brakes works great but I have found that the passenger rear continues to stick after I have used the emergency brake. I verified that the cable was not hanging and holding the brake and I can tap the top of the caliber and the brake will release. I’m not sure what could be causing this issue, especially since everything got replaced. I attached a video below

thanks

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Joined: Mar 2001

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From: Bowling Green, ky, USA

i never pulled the pin, but there was lose slack on the cable. I never rule out a defective part, just odd it’s the same issue on the same wheel with replacement parts. I’m sure this slowed my trap speeds down when I ran it a few weeks ago. Lol. I kept smelling what I thought was burning clutch.... nope .. my damn brakes.

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Joined: Mar 2001

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From: Bowling Green, ky, USA

I’ve not seen this before, it’s it extremely possible I just got a defective caliber, just strange that the last caliber did the same thing