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I installed wheel spacers this weekend and had a heck of a time getting the caliper back on the passenger side wheel. I loosened the bolts on the caliper and
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Ooops, brakes are slow to respond.
I installed wheel spacers this weekend and had a heck of a time getting the caliper back on the passenger side wheel. I loosened the bolts on the caliper and let some fluid out. After getting it back on my brakes are slow to respond. The car actually wants to swerve to the driver's side if I brake hard so I/m sure I did something improperly on the passenger side.
Does anyone with knowledge of brake systems have any ideas? Thank you. |
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