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Wheels, Tires & Brakes
HELP, HAVE TO DRIVE THE FAMILY AROUND TODAY BUT THE ST HAS BRAKE PROBLEMS!
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<blockquote data-quote="Mike Franklin" data-source="post: 574866" data-attributes="member: 63448"><p>HELP! I did a brake job on my front brakes yesterday. New rotors, new pads, cleaned and lubricated everything. But when I am just about to come to a stop under 5mph I will get a slipping feeling in the brake, the st will roll forward and then eventually come to a stop, like i hit a patch of ice, then finally found dry pavement. It doesn't happen at ever stop though and the sound it makes only comes from the front left brake. I think maybe I got some pad lubricant on the rotor when I was re-installing everything. This morning I was going to pull the wheel and the caliper and reclean it with disc brake cleaner but I was just curious if anyone else had any thoughts. </p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>Thanks in advance, oh yeah, How the heck are you supposed to get the bolts out of the top of the mounts of the rear shocks? I take it we have to drop the spare tire down and remove what ever fiddly bits stand in the way as well? </p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>-Putz</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mike Franklin, post: 574866, member: 63448"] HELP! I did a brake job on my front brakes yesterday. New rotors, new pads, cleaned and lubricated everything. But when I am just about to come to a stop under 5mph I will get a slipping feeling in the brake, the st will roll forward and then eventually come to a stop, like i hit a patch of ice, then finally found dry pavement. It doesn't happen at ever stop though and the sound it makes only comes from the front left brake. I think maybe I got some pad lubricant on the rotor when I was re-installing everything. This morning I was going to pull the wheel and the caliper and reclean it with disc brake cleaner but I was just curious if anyone else had any thoughts. Thanks in advance, oh yeah, How the heck are you supposed to get the bolts out of the top of the mounts of the rear shocks? I take it we have to drop the spare tire down and remove what ever fiddly bits stand in the way as well? -Putz [/QUOTE]
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Wheels, Tires & Brakes
HELP, HAVE TO DRIVE THE FAMILY AROUND TODAY BUT THE ST HAS BRAKE PROBLEMS!
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