Frozen Caliper

qballjr13

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I know the 4th gens have had issues with frozen pistons but having it happen a second time on rebuilt calipers is frustrating. :ybrick: What is it about our trucks that allows this to happen so frequently? It always seems to be the last piston I compress too! Does it have to do with the order I am compressing them? (I know that shouldnt matter but I am trying to figure out something) I tried to replace my front brakes this morning but I am stuck now because there is no place open on Sunday to buy the calipers. Luckily I got them put back together and it will hold me over until next weekend.

Anyone have any info?
 
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Yeah, I've heard remans, atleast from napa have an improved design to prevent this... where did you get your remans?
 
I bought my calipers from Autopart International. That was the only place I could find them in short order. So this time around if someone has a better reman I would definitly go there. So NAPA has a better rebuild?

What is the cause of the frozen piston and why is it so common?
 

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