as above got some binding on all the touring calipers due to it being sat around most of the last year
drives and stops well just feels like theyre still holding the discs when you let off break etc
good old wd?? but where??
cheers
Daz
Best way to free up slightly binding calipers
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in the shit,the one to blame,yeh its all my fault ;)
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Have you bleed the system, good start point, or just give the pot's a service with new seals

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go for a big long drive
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I used to have an MG Midget that had a) Rubbish brakes, and b) calipers that seized on a regular basis. To free them off I'd just work them - in with a level, out with the pedal. Do that enough and they should be fine... if not, you'll have to pull them apart.
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