Originally Posted by AndyRST
Originally Posted by b19bal
after changing the rear pads for the 3d time cause the last ones lasted 6 weeks i then decided to looking into the calipers,,,,, guess what,,,, there siezed
You changed the pads and didnt spot the calipers were seized in the 1st place?
Should you even be working on brakes if you didnt spot this in the 1st place?
andy cossie rear brakes dont just seize end of storey, they become sticky
when you change the pads you wind the calipers back and then it works fine again,,,,,,,,, untill you apply the hand brake and then it gets sticky again, dont totally seize on the brakes either
guess thats why you dont work on your own car if you dont understand that not all problems with cars or either broken or working but theres parts that are not deffo fucked but could be
never had a crash in the car NOR did stu have a issue with the brakes when he set the car up,,,,,, guess its not always a easy thing to spot if the caliper winds back fine and the hand brake ect work after its fitted
infact non of my messing about with cars has caused problems except when MAKING things work and then its trial and error but still gets working
i am of course hapy you made the time for that commet to make ME look the fool