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Bleeding the brakes would be a good idea. Check the dust seals to see if they are cooked and brittle. If they are. Change them. As for rebuilding the calipers.
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Bleeding the brakes would be a good idea. Check the dust seals to see if they are cooked and brittle. If they are. Change them. As for rebuilding the calipers. That would be an option. I know a few trackrats that cooked the seals and haven't rebuilt the calipers. Just changed the dust seals.
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