But even when its seized I can take it off and push the caliper back. I've been looking online a bit at similar cases and it usually ends up being the caliper. From what I've seen corrosion or dirt can get in between the piston and bore and wedge the piston so that it can be pushed out and can...
Yes it is the one with the old rotor. And yeah I know but they didn't have money for another rotor and I told them it should wait but they wanted me to put them on anyway. The rotor is not super old, and yes I'm sure its not the parking brake I can remove the caliper and spin it freely by hand...
Okay so I work for Toyota but I did front and rear brakes on my cousins 07 liberty. We did new front pads and rotors. Also did new rear pads but only one new rotor(long story on that but they only had the money for one). Now I did the brakes but the left rear no longer seems to be releasing...
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