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Old 12-10-2018, 11:42 AM   #1
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Originally Posted by Gilles View Post
+ 1..

Not sure about the vibration but pretty sure about the overheated rotor..

PS: If it has been sticking long enough, that particular pad will be 'thinner' but once I removed the piston and clean it (polished)
with steel wool and replaced the seals = no more sticking caliper
Fingers crossed...hopefully this is the issue. I'm probably due for new rotors anyway, so I'll probably replace the front rotors + pads, even if the caliper is the issue here.
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