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Old Feb 24, 2010
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Why are my brakes dragging?

I have replaced the rotors, pads, calipers, rubber brake lines here recently within a few days and the master cylinder has been replaced back in April, 06'. The car has been sitting and not driven at all. If anyone can help me please do. I'm stumped as is Auto Zone, Advance Auto Parts, and my local Honda dealership. The only thing I haven't replaced is the steel brake lines, the brake power booster and the proportioning valve.
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Re: Why are my brakes dragging?

Explain what you mean by dragging?
Do you mean as if one pad is constantly rubbing on the rotor?
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Re: Why are my brakes dragging?

Originally Posted by Adara
I think steermatic might even loose to a 1.0 manual like Cults, Santro etc in a short race but in a long one like in case of GLI it will surely takes the lead but steermatic will catch on. There is a video somewhere on PW which I will find and post the link between Baleno 1.3 and 1.6 SE Saloon Roll a auto . Bale no took the initial lead easily but then Se Saloon auto caught up.
Did I miss something? WTF does this have to do w/ dragging brakes?
Anyway, have u driven the car much since storage? Could just be rusted rotors. In that case it just needs to be driven and have the brakes used.
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