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    Rear right pads sticking on

    How do you stop the rear pads from sticking on as it is doing it on rear driver side haven't checked passenger rear yet
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    Still more fettling needed,
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    Are you sure it's the pads, and not the handbrake shoes.

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    a 19t just isn't laggy enough
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    Quote Originally Posted by stribo View Post
    Are you sure it's the pads, and not the handbrake shoes.
    i thought that, haven't some been known to lock the brakes once the shoe delaminates & jams up in the drum

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    Took the caliper off and rotated fine and freely and it is 6 liters of oil in a v70 t5 2002
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    It'll probably be the caliper sticking then, you could just try taking it off, and copper greasing the slide bolts, if that doesn't work, it'll either be a rebuild or a new caliper. T5 takes 5.8 litres of oil.

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    Cheers mate ill sort that tomorrow another job on the list ha
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