Since it's just one side, it sounds like a caliper sticking or an old
hose which is collapsed inside and working like a one-way valve. I
would recommend replacing all three hoses in the system if you haven't
already. If that's not it, then rebuild the caliper.
-Randy
On 7/30/2010 7:44 AM, Robert J. Wanty wrote:
> I rebuilt the brakes, master cylinder and booster, put about 5000 miles
> on them with no problems. Now the left front is not releasing completely
> so cleaned the contact points of the pad and nothing changed. I switched
> the front pads and now both are not releasing completely. Thinking that
> the booster was keeping pressure on the system I opened the bleeder to
> release the pressure and there was no change; Any Ideas?
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> Bob
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