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Brakes are sticking
I recently changed the front discs and calipers due to the driver's side sticking and making the disc red hot. So I changed both sides and it seems to be happening on the passenger side know. I have bled the lines and that did not work. When I step on the brakes it pulls hard to the right and will stick there. What can be the problem? My fiance just got this willed to her and we do not know much about the Mercedes.
1973 450SEL |
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The rubber brake line may be collapsed causing the caliper to stick/not release properly. Since the car is 31 years old it's probably time to replace the brake lines on all 4 calipers.
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Fred Hoelzle |
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You'll probably need to get you calipers rebuilt. The pistons will tend to either stick or leak on a worn caliper.
Swollen brake lines can also give a similar but milder effect. Did to old pads wear diferently (noticably) on each side of the same caliper? if they did then you'll definately need a caliper overhaul
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Alex. MB Tech Sydney, Australia Volvo 122S W201 190D 2.5 manual W202 C240 W203 C32 |
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Cddaily, your original post may have caused some confusion. You mentioned that you replaced the front discs and calipers. Did you actually replace the calipers or simply the front discs and brake pads?
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Fred Hoelzle |
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Cddaily, check prices at thebenzbin.com
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Fred Hoelzle |
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