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Re: Front brakes on a car
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Posted by John M on September 06, 2004 at 06:43:37 from (206.74.236.105):
In Reply to: Front brakes on a car posted by J.A. on September 05, 2004 at 18:39:35:
Having a 95 Caprice I have some experience with this particualr model.First,it does sound like the caliper is sticking but something else Ihad problems with.Did you have the rotors turned or put on new ones?If you put on new ones,go back and check the thickness between the two.Mine did the exact same thing and I replaced the caliper,no luck,still pulling to one side,checked the rotors for propoer thickness and one was just a little thicker than the other,wasnt proprely turned originally.Guy gave me a new one and it matched pefrectly with the other side.Problme solved. I dought that is your problem though as that was a rare occurance.Replace the caliper.
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