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> How do you adjust brake fly height?, Or do I have a sticky caliper?
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post Mar 25 2008, 09:38 AM
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Hey Guys,

I'm torqueing my CV bolts the other day and notice that when i turn my rear wheels, my left wheel makes a 'dragging' noise. like the brake pads are touching the rotor. Is there some adjustment i can do to just that one, or do i have to have the calipers rebuilt?

My right front makes a similar noise, but not nearly as much. the other two are silent.

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post Mar 25 2008, 07:25 PM
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It was the p.o. that did the brake work. i've been going through this car and un f***ing it. The brakes are the next project. I would like a handbrake and it would be a nice thing after several instances where having one would be nice. I've been slowly adding features to this car that were p.o. removed.

I will do the fly height when I can. I will likely send them to you eric for a rebuild. the pin that the parking brake stuff controls is stuck solid on the left side. This is also the rotor that's dragging.

Thanks for your advice eric. I will do what I can but if it needs a rebuild, you'll be hearing from me
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