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domone69
 Post subject: Help needed
PostPosted: Fri Apr 04, 2008 7:46 pm 
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My front brakes on my 944 are not releasing,i have changed the servo and master and the pistons are moving freely,they just wont release when i put the brakes on...can any one help please?
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Siggy
 Post subject: Re: Help needed
PostPosted: Fri Apr 04, 2008 8:59 pm 
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A few questions

Why did you change the master cyl and servo?
What happens when you undo a brake pipe?
Are the pads free in the calipers?

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Try releasing a hose on the calliper, is it both front wheels? If it is most likely you have a duff master cyl. Also seen it before you may have a dead flexible hose which is acting as a one way valve, but this would be one wheel.

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If they weren't doing it before you changed the servo may be you have not adjusted the linkage correctly?? Release the pressure and check.

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