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Posted by J.A. on September 05, 2004 at 18:39:35 from (209.163.30.88):
I know this is a little off topic but I really need some help. I've got a '93 Chevy Caprice that I just finished installing new front brake pads on. I have a shop manual and followed the directions 100%. The left side went fine. When I finished the right side, it seemed like the pads, especially the outer pad, were dragging on the disk a little more than they were before I put the new pads in. I didn't worry about it, and took the car for a five mile test drive. Everything seemed normal, the car didn't pull to the side any worse than it did before. When I got back, I started feeling around, and got quite a bad burn when I touched the disk. Is this normal? Is there any chance I didn't get the outer pad seated?
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