Brake disc rubbing pads/calliper
paulneenan76
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Over the last few rides the rear disc rotor is rubbing the pads in the calliper. I was thinking the disc had warped but I've taken the rear wheel out, re-seated it, and it seems true to me. I know these will rub from time to time but should self adjust? It's definitely touching the pad though - any thoughts?
Brake is working pretty well considering.
Deore M596, bout a year old on shimano 180mm disc with a superstar trizoid Superleggera hub.
Brake is working pretty well considering.
Deore M596, bout a year old on shimano 180mm disc with a superstar trizoid Superleggera hub.
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Push the pistons home and reset the pads."Do not follow where the path may lead, Go instead where there is no path, and Leave a Trail."
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nicklouse wrote:Push the pistons home and reset the pads.Family, Friends, Fantastic trails - what else is there
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Remove wheel, push pistons/pads back with a big screwdriver (carefully so you don't wreck them - stick an old pair of pads in if you have some), replace wheel, squeeze lever a few times until they work.I don't do smileys.
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cooldad wrote:Remove wheel, push pistons/pads back with a big screwdriver (carefully so you don't wreck them - stick an old pair of pads in if you have some), replace wheel, squeeze lever a few times until they work.
Thanks. That's sorted what to do tomorrow morning - lets hope I'm not still faffing by the time the roast is cookedFamily, Friends, Fantastic trails - what else is there
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It should take about five minutes. Or less.I don't do smileys.
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When you pop the pistons back, sometimes I give the lever a gentle squeeze to check that both pistons are pushing the pads equally. Sometimes one of the pistons can stick which is a pain!0