Wilwood brakes?

Kirk Morgan · 08-19-2011, 07:56 AM

You need to open the bleeder on the caliper and see if the drag goes away. If it does you have a hydraulic problem. If not the problem is in the calipers them selves. Get a overhaul kit for them. Remember the the oring flex is what help pull the pistons back in when the brake pressure is released. If you have a hydraulic problem most likely it is the master cyclinder or the brake pedal linkage binding. There is a small chance it could be the rear brake hose. To test the brake hose open the brake line at the master cyclinder for the rear brakes is the brakes are still dragging you have a brake hose problem. Hope things are going well see you in Houston?

08-19-2011, 07:56 AM	#4
Kirk Morgan Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 230 Likes: 1 Liked 81 Times in 45 Posts	Re: Wilwood brakes? You need to open the bleeder on the caliper and see if the drag goes away. If it does you have a hydraulic problem. If not the problem is in the calipers them selves. Get a overhaul kit for them. Remember the the oring flex is what help pull the pistons back in when the brake pressure is released. If you have a hydraulic problem most likely it is the master cyclinder or the brake pedal linkage binding. There is a small chance it could be the rear brake hose. To test the brake hose open the brake line at the master cyclinder for the rear brakes is the brakes are still dragging you have a brake hose problem. Hope things are going well see you in Houston?