[s-cars] Rear Brake Rotor Source? I think my caliper seized orsomething?

Mark Strangways Strangconst at rogers.com
Wed Nov 17 08:42:08 EST 2004


Yeah they stick, about every two years for me...
That sounds like your gonna need pads as well as a rotor.

If your in an area where they use lots of salt, or the new creation to 
replace it... It will seem to kill rear calipers.

Mark
----- Original Message ----- 
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Sent: Wednesday, November 17, 2004 8:33 AM
Subject: [s-cars] Rear Brake Rotor Source? I think my caliper seized 
orsomething?


> Hi all,
> Ok, My Fiance has been driving the S6 for about two days while I
> have her Saab fitted with new tires.  Yesterday she calls and
> asks if something is wrong with my brakes, they are making
> noise.  Never heard noise from besides an occasional squeal so I
> had no idea what it could be.  She drove it home from her work (
> 50 miles) and we jumped in it to get some groceries where I
> immiediately knew somthing was seriously wrong.
>
> The rotor has about a 1/4 strip on both the outer and inner edges
> that are completely ground down, I mean no more shiny surface but
> ground iron hamburger!  Any ideas on what is going on with the
> caliper?  Could it be that the emergemcy brake stuck or
> something?
>
> Next question is where can I get a good rotor FAST and on the
> cheap?  I need to be able to drive this car soon.
>
> Any advice if it is the caliper sticking?  Is this a common
> problem?  Thanks for any help guys.
>
> John
>
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