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Old 10-04-2007, 09:07 AM
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My step dad has a 94' boosted miata. He just replaced pads and rotors. The front left outside pad is not making full contact with the rotor. We swapped out pads, same thing. I'm thinking this is a caliper issue. The rotor is straight, and machined flat. Any input?
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im guessing his car has a free floating caliper and the bolts that makes the caliper slide back and forth is seized up
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that ^^ or the piston in the caliper not pushing out would be the first two things to look at.
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Default Re: Brake issues-

Originally Posted by Boi Boi
im guessing his car has a free floating caliper and the bolts that makes the caliper slide back and forth is seized up
that's the only thing I've seen to cause your issue.
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have you tried bleeding the breaks. simple check before you blow some dough
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Old 05-19-2010, 07:28 PM
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Originally Posted by John6363
have you tried bleeding the breaks. simple check before you blow some dough
Dude, dude.


Really? From 2007

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Originally Posted by Kris.Is.Foamin
Dude, dude.


Really? From 2007


LOLOLOL I WAS ABOUT TO REPLY TOO, I DONT LOOK AT THE DATES
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Old 05-19-2010, 09:30 PM
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Learn how to spell "brakes". And watch the date.
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