Drilled rotors cracked all to Hell. Can this cause the brake to drag?
12-25-2008, 03:52 PM
#1
Drilled rotors cracked all to Hell. Can this cause the brake to drag? Noticed that the front left is dragging very badly. I took the caliper apart and the pistons slide in and out of the bores very freely so I know the problem is not there. Seals appear good too. Caliper slides are greased and slide like butter.
I saw that on my drilled rotors that every outer hole all the way around has cracks. I will be trashing these and will be getting NON drilled rotors this weekend.
Can cracked rotors cause a brake to drag? If not, what do you think aside from a worn hose which I know can cause the problem.
I saw that on my drilled rotors that every outer hole all the way around has cracks. I will be trashing these and will be getting NON drilled rotors this weekend.
Can cracked rotors cause a brake to drag? If not, what do you think aside from a worn hose which I know can cause the problem.
12-25-2008, 10:12 PM
#2
If only one rotor has cracks I'd think the caliper was dragging and heating it up causing the cracks.
I've been told it's quite common for hoses to collapse too.
I'd get rotors, hoses, flush the system. Then see if it still drags or pulls.
And out of curiousity I've done this before, cut the old hoses length wise. This way you can see if it was collapsed or not. If it was you'd have that piece of mind that you solved the problem.
I've been told it's quite common for hoses to collapse too.
I'd get rotors, hoses, flush the system. Then see if it still drags or pulls.
And out of curiousity I've done this before, cut the old hoses length wise. This way you can see if it was collapsed or not. If it was you'd have that piece of mind that you solved the problem.
