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Rear Brake Fluctuating
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But not excessively this is an advisory on my car, what does it mean?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I had this as an MOT failure recently (but on a front wheel).
The fault was identified as a sticking brake caliper (on one side) resulting in the fluctuation with only one brake pad pressing on the disk during braking.
The garage fix was to un-seize the caliper with brute force.
In my opinion, the seized caliper was due to my driving style, anticipating the traffic and using the brakes spearingly – with little use, allowing the parts to seize.
The fault was identified as a sticking brake caliper (on one side) resulting in the fluctuation with only one brake pad pressing on the disk during braking.
The garage fix was to un-seize the caliper with brute force.
In my opinion, the seized caliper was due to my driving style, anticipating the traffic and using the brakes spearingly – with little use, allowing the parts to seize.
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