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    Default Brake Problems

    My 93 si had a brrake issuee that I have bben chasing for sometime now. Every now and then the brake will clap down on the rotors until I shut the car off and pump the brakes and crank it back up. I just replaced the calipers and I have new pads and rotors at the house that i have not put on yet.

    What could be causing this problem?
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    weird,

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tech5
    weird,
    yea tell me about it.

    I have also replaced the Master cylinder w/another used one I also have replaced the proportioning valve with another used one, the replacement prop valve does leak but I dont think thats my problem.


    any help or ideas would be great
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    i know you said that you replaced the calipers, but that sounds like thats your problem. them things got to be wrong with the caliper did you replace them with new ones or used ones?
    to many projects not enough money

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    does the pedal go all the way down when the brakes lock?
    to many projects not enough money

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    yes the calipers were new and no the brake pedel feels like i am pushing on a rock when they lock up they hardly move
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    check the Vac hose comin from the booster and see if it crack or leakin. is the pedeal always hard a hell when breaking?
    to many projects not enough money

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    i wonder if that check valve that in the booster line is bad or missing. Sounds like a booster issue to me.

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    Check valve is good ( I have tried 3 differant ones and nothing changed) and there is no leaks
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    Quote Originally Posted by tank500999
    check the Vac hose comin from the booster and see if it crack or leakin. is the pedeal always hard a hell when breaking?
    no it is intermitant
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    failing calipers man, i have a car that had the same problem (only the left front wheel) and i had to replace all the brake lines and the caliper. problem solved

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    Sounds like your booster and or calipers. You have to replace calipers in pairs FYI.

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