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loose rear caliper
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[QUOTE="bclark001, post: 1229476, member: 80156"] if the rotor is warped it will push the caliper piston back (on a floating caliper design) causing excessive play in the caliper and as you apply the brakes every time the part of the rotor w/ the thickness variation comes around it will push the piston in more and more giving reduced brake performance and causing extended pedal travel -replace rotor- check the rotor for lateral run out and thickness variation in at least 3 spots [/QUOTE]
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