Rear brakes stick- search no worky
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A few times this weekend after the car sat for awhile the rear brake pads seemed to be sticking the the rotors. I did a visual and everything looks ok. I tried a search but the page comes up blank. Any ideas??
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Are you sure it's not your parking brake shoes hanging up or am I reading your post wrong? Are the brakes dragging (making noise) or are the pads actually 'sticking' to the rotors?
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When I start to pull of after sitting, there is a noise and dragging sound as if the parking brake is engaged a little. It could be the parking brake but I never even use it. The noise is hard to describe, its the same if I pull up the ebarke while coasting or slowing down. This goes away after a few miles of driving.
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Originally Posted by shepcam
When I start to pull of after sitting, there is a noise and dragging sound as if the parking brake is engaged a little. It could be the parking brake but I never even use it. The noise is hard to describe, its the same if I pull up the ebarke while coasting or slowing down. This goes away after a few miles of driving.
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If the car has been sitting for a while it might be rust on the rotors. A light coating of rust can form that will cause a similar sound until you use the brakes and scrape it off the rotors.