[04_GREEN_Z71]

I put some SSBC slotted rotors about a month ago and now it seems i have a caliper that is sticking. I notice a "bounce" while driving when the air temp is 90+. Today on my drive home, the "bounce" started and then about 3 miles down the road, I hit my brakes and the pedal went all the way to the floor. Traffic was backed up so I had to stay on the brakes a while. If I pumped the pedal it would build pressure and the pedal would feel normal. After i got out of traffic and on kind of open road, they started doing fine. Any suggestions? Change the caliper? Hose collapsing? Master cylinder going out?

BTW, I bled them about 2 weeks agom thinking air may be in the line. Seems that didn't work.

 

[deranged]

Not sure what you mean about bounce, but if you are able to pump them up, usually means there is air in them.

I was having a hell of a time with my brakes recently, found a guide that helped me troubleshoot them.

www.mightyautoparts.com/pdf/articles/tt82.pdf

Explains how to test the master cylinder, check for air in the lines etc.

I got mine sorted out, but it seems to be a different issue than yours.

 

[Hit Man X]

Rebleed the system. DOT 4.

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