Edited Date/Time 11/28/2014 12:51pm
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6/10/2013 5:58pm
Sounds like the brake pads are wore enough that they let the caliper piston go to far out or the piston itself was pitted or rusted and not returning.
6/10/2013 6:35pm Edited Date/Time 5/21/2015 10:05am
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6/10/2013 7:35pm
your guess is as good as mine? warped/bent disc or sticking brake lever?
6/10/2013 9:33pm Edited Date/Time 5/21/2015 10:06am
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6/10/2013 9:57pm
If you remove the caliper and then use a block (to represent the disc) then hit the brake and see if the piston releases. If everything looks good but doesn't release try replacing the brake fluid.
6/10/2013 10:27pm Edited Date/Time 5/21/2015 10:06am
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6/13/2013 3:22am
Check the pin the pads slide on for wear ridges. By all means throw a wrench on the bleed valve and bleed some fluid off simple and quick.
6/23/2013 3:14pm Edited Date/Time 5/21/2015 10:07am
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6/23/2013 5:14pm
CBailey306 wrote:
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So it sounds like a stuck/bent pin or the piston is froze up. I would remove the bleed screw and flush caliper and refill it with fresh fluid,
6/23/2013 6:48pm Edited Date/Time 5/21/2015 10:07am
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6/23/2013 8:58pm
SOMTIMES WHEN MY REAR BRAKE STICKS i HIT THE CALIPER WITH A RUBBER HAMMER TO HIT THE PISTON BACK IN WORKS EVERYTIME
7/6/2013 11:57am Edited Date/Time 5/21/2015 10:07am
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7/6/2013 2:05pm
Sounds like you will need to inspect everything from the master cylinder to the brake line to the caliper. I have seen the brake line fail from the inside liner coming apart to the fittings on the ends allowing air into the system, when you do take it apart remember to use new crush washers.

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