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Old 06-16-2008, 01:31 PM
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I heard a skiping in my brakes, i took off the right side calipers, found one of the pistons, is not compressing as fast as the others, the brakes still fuunction properly, but i hear the noise, the fluid seames fine, any ideas?
 
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Old 06-20-2008, 02:11 PM
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Default RE: BRAKES!!

Are you sure you're hearing a skipping? Maybe it's just normal vented rotor noise.

First thing I'd do is give the rotors and calipers a good scrubdown with brake cleaner. If that didn't work I'd flush/fill the brake fluid to make sure it's not just old fluid or air in the lines. If you haven't changed the fluid lately I'd do a flush and fill first.

Lastly, you can rebuild the calipers.

I don't know if the pistons need to really compress at the same speed...
 
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Old 06-20-2008, 03:54 PM
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the brake disks are free floating rotors, they are made that way to make up for the pistons not compressing at the same speed/rate/time. when one goes in faster than the other it pushes the rotor toward the other brake pad to compensate for the time difference. If you mean what i think you mean thats the explination for that.

As for the skipping i would go with Ajohn and do a good scrubbing with "brake quite" or brake silencer or something along those lines and see if it still makes the noise.
 
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