My rear brake pad is rubbing on the rotor
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My rear brake pad is rubbing on the rotor
hello,
my driver side rear brake pad is rubbing against the rotor slightly. I can hear it when i drive slowly with my head out the window. I replaced the pins and boots recently and also just installed new ceramic pads and slotted/drilled rotors from R1 concepts. the pins slide out fine when the brake is off the car. The pad spreaders are on the pads correctly and everything is greased up correctly. I also have ls400 brakes in the front. I bled all the lines. the piston does not seem to be seized, it moves in find with a c-clamp. I cant figure out why it is rubbing. any ideas?
thanks
my driver side rear brake pad is rubbing against the rotor slightly. I can hear it when i drive slowly with my head out the window. I replaced the pins and boots recently and also just installed new ceramic pads and slotted/drilled rotors from R1 concepts. the pins slide out fine when the brake is off the car. The pad spreaders are on the pads correctly and everything is greased up correctly. I also have ls400 brakes in the front. I bled all the lines. the piston does not seem to be seized, it moves in find with a c-clamp. I cant figure out why it is rubbing. any ideas?
thanks
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hand brake shoes in the rear rotor.
take the rotor off and use compressed air to blow out any dust. please use a dust mask.
then adjust the handbrake line off alittle bit.
ceramic, ebc (brand), organic material pads do have a slight "frog" rubbing sound at slow speeds
take the rotor off and use compressed air to blow out any dust. please use a dust mask.
then adjust the handbrake line off alittle bit.
ceramic, ebc (brand), organic material pads do have a slight "frog" rubbing sound at slow speeds
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