Front Rotor Topic is solved
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jah65
I replace my front brakes and rotors on my 98 S70 and the very next day I notice on the right side the rotor was all gouged up. can anyone tell me what could be the problem. that's why I had to replace them because that same side was rub down to bare metal.
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nightshift
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When you say "gouged" are there actual deep scores, or scratches? I would think if anything, sounds like the caliper itself is not retracting all the way.
I would pull that side again, and make sure all the components are working freely and the caliper piston is smooth, all the way back.
I would pull that side again, and make sure all the components are working freely and the caliper piston is smooth, all the way back.
They are deep scores for a rotor thats just being on the car for a day. they were scores all around the rotor. How do you know when the caliper is bad? and how do you test them?nightshift wrote:When you say "gouged" are there actual deep scores, or scratches? I would think if anything, sounds like the caliper itself is not retracting all the way.
I would pull that side again, and make sure all the components are working freely and the caliper piston is smooth, all the way back.
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nightshift
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Ok, if you did it yourself, the piston should retract all the way when you go to re-install it. Not just back far enough to get it over the disc again, but a little further, so there is "some" room for freeplay. If it is a real tight fit getting it back on, I would think it isn't going all the way back, to release the pad between rotor and piston, causing it to just slowly grind away.
It should have a little freeplay, and be smooth when you squeeze it all the way back and out a little again. Just try and exercise it and see if it's sticking.
It should have a little freeplay, and be smooth when you squeeze it all the way back and out a little again. Just try and exercise it and see if it's sticking.
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