Ken, if you're talking about what I think you are,
it's
supposed to slide. If it's difficult, that's probably
why the one pad wore out sooner than the others.
That's
how floating calipers work- as the piston pushes on
one
side, it pulls the other pad into contact with the
rotor via the slide. If the caliper can't move on its
slide, then one pad is going to do all the work.
- kenneth parker <elkeni@mac.com> wrote:
> While refitting the front brake caliper cylinder to
> the caliper slide
> (84 505 STI sedan) I found the cylinder not that
> easy to fit onto the
> slide. I had to use a vise to seat it. Should this
> cylinder slide
> freely for proper braking or is it designed to stay
> in place once
> assembled?
> Thanks,
> Ken, moderately paranoid in Richmond, CA
>
>
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