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GTi 180 Rear caliper problems
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sri16v
PostPosted: Mon Jan 23, 2012 1:30 pm Up
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Noticed the other day when pulling off that if felt like my rear offside brake was sticking slightly, fast forward to today when I can smell the brakes being hot after only completing a short, journey.

Could feel the heat coming off the brake assembly and noticed the outside pad has worn nearly all the way down, now I only changed these pads and discs on the rear in July so obviously something is amiss as the otherside has a lot more life.

Most likely to be a sticking handbrake mechanism? or the cable itself, or the caliper?

If its the caliper how much am I looking for a replacement, and do I require peugeot planet to bleed the new caliper?

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PostPosted: Mon Jan 23, 2012 2:38 pm Up
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If you need new rear calipers. Pm me, I have a set that are less than 3k old that are sat here.
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did you wind the piston back in?
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PostPosted: Tue Jan 24, 2012 10:58 am Up
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Mattie-RS wrote:
did you wind the piston back in?

Yep wound all the way back in with the correct tool, did this job back in the summer, Ive had a look tonight and the handbrake cable seems to be moving free enough, so Ive wound back the cable adjustment a touch.

Im guessing its going to be the caliper causing the problem, although the piston wound back nice and freely at the time i carried out the replacement

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