Hi guys,
I have a weird issue with my passenger side front brake. It doesn't want to retract and has locked up a few times now. Here's what I've done to try and fix the issue so far :
1) Both front calipers have been fully rebuilt with new seal kit by brake shop
2) Both front RDA slotted disks machined (Plenty of meat left)
3) New EBC Red Stuff pads
4) Front HEL braided brake lines fitted
So after performing all of this and bleeding all brakes over the weekend, I had the exact issue while out driving where the front right would not retract. Ended up heating the pad up so much it burt the red paint off, disk also looks worse for wear... but I managed to be able to release the brake enough to drive the 10 mins back home.
Anyone have any advice? might it be the brake distribution valve/combination valve fault as its only affecting the passenger side front?
I'm going to give the brakes another good bleed over the weekend and try again, before admitting defeat and taking the car to a brake place to get sorted out ($$$).
I have a weird issue with my passenger side front brake. It doesn't want to retract and has locked up a few times now. Here's what I've done to try and fix the issue so far :
1) Both front calipers have been fully rebuilt with new seal kit by brake shop
2) Both front RDA slotted disks machined (Plenty of meat left)
3) New EBC Red Stuff pads
4) Front HEL braided brake lines fitted
So after performing all of this and bleeding all brakes over the weekend, I had the exact issue while out driving where the front right would not retract. Ended up heating the pad up so much it burt the red paint off, disk also looks worse for wear... but I managed to be able to release the brake enough to drive the 10 mins back home.
Anyone have any advice? might it be the brake distribution valve/combination valve fault as its only affecting the passenger side front?
I'm going to give the brakes another good bleed over the weekend and try again, before admitting defeat and taking the car to a brake place to get sorted out ($$$).