[V6-12v] seizing caliper
Frank Chapchuk
chapchuk at hotmail.com
Tue May 4 06:48:10 EDT 2004
Clive,
It may not be the caliper at all, it may be the guide pins. I had this
happen to me. My car sat for a while and the guide pins rusted into the
carrier bracket. If thats the case you can buy a kit that has the guide
pins, boot, and grease. I wasn't able to get the guide pins out of the
carrier bracket so I needed to replace that also.....still much cheaper than
the calper. Now I grease the guide pins once a year to prvent what happened.
If you find out it is the caliper, I purchased a rebuilt one from the local
parts store (Auto Zone). About $60.
----Original Message Follows----
From: "clive young" <cyoung1661 at rogers.com>
Reply-To: clive young <cyoung1661 at rogers.com>
To: "Audi list" <v6-12v at audifans.com>
Subject: [V6-12v] seizing caliper
Date: Mon, 3 May 2004 23:13:36 -0400
Hi Guys
Well I allready have my first problem. I have a seizing rear caliper.
intermittently I guess its getting stuck on as The wheel is getting super
hot and smoking. I have the car parked as I do not want to cook a wheel
bearing. Anyone know if a rebuild kit is available for our cars ? I have
searched the net and not come up with much
Clive
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