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Old 06-10-2022, 09:24 PM
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Originally Posted by Pyral View Post
So rebuilding my pistons could solve the problem? I'm gonna wait until I change pads before doing that.

There is a pin that slides between the pads and the rotors to keep them in place, could greasing that help?
I haven't tried rebuilding a caliper, nor would I. Last I checked calipers were 80 something bucks, they might have gone up since. I think you're good to just keep driving. The side that is rubbing, check for excess heat. If you feel a lot of heat check tire pressure. Otherwise you're all good. I've had a stuck piston in the braking position, and had to change the caliper. On my Sequoia, have had to change 3 calipers due to stuck pistons.
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