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Old 04-01-2006, 03:33 PM
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i should also add then when I pump the brake it comes up (engages higher), but not as high as it used to. My mechanic checked the brakes and said everything was installed correctly so I assume all the clips and retainers are correct.
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Originally Posted by AR10
Something is causing the pads to need to move too much to touch the
rotor on one or more wheels.
That's what I was thinking. Maybe the pads just need to be bedded in. If the pads are not sitting square against the rotor then I think they'd have to travel a little farther to really bite down on the rotor.
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