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Old 12-10-2018, 11:45 AM   #11
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Originally Posted by speedyspaghetti View Post
Ok, this is promising. Did you feel any impact on the steering of your car when you had this issue? Is it possible to do this myself with a caliper rebuild kit? Or would it be better to just buy a rebuilt set?
Whoa - Hold on a minute...

You've already thrown a ton of $$ and parts / labor chasing this issue to no resolve. Reputable shops dissuade this behavior... the rest do not and keep going until your wallet says otherwise. If you've been directing them what to R&R that's one thing... If they've been leading the money parade I'd spend time learning to DIY or at the very least find a better shop.

Now, pull the wheel and inspect the caliper, pads and rotors to see if issue is there before ordering anything else. Otherwise you'll continue this expensive madness.

Post pics here if you need help.

Good luck
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