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[QUOTE="Peer Lovell, post: 620787, member: 16803"] Also, before installing new pads you should remove all the corosion from the brake pistons first. When you install new pads the pistons get pushed back and often the corrosion or dirt on the piston and cause them to drag. I would remove the pads, pump the pistons out a hair and clean them, then bleed the brake line. Also, make sure the caliper slides are free of corrosion and lubricated. [/QUOTE]
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