brake problem
Posted: Tue Mar 26, 2002 5:20 pm
i had that issue before... its most likely one of more of your calipers are bad. IE the the sliders that let the caliper move back and forth clamping the pads to the rotor... i had 3 out of 4 bad... completely rusted solid..
remove the pin swing the caliper out of the way of the pads and try to slide it to and fro... most likely it wont.. meaning teh piston has to travel once, with one pump, then again to take up the pedal travel....
i jsut said screw it and put the STi 4 pots in instead...
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remove the pin swing the caliper out of the way of the pads and try to slide it to and fro... most likely it wont.. meaning teh piston has to travel once, with one pump, then again to take up the pedal travel....
i jsut said screw it and put the STi 4 pots in instead...
WOOHOO!
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