NO. The size of the tires and wheels have NOTHING to do with the brakes.
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Like all cars, Saab 900s have brakes. The calipers are part of the braking system. The braking system was basically the same on all Saab 99s and 900s from 1975 to 1987. What's the question?
Answer? No. Advice? Yep. Move it to a different category, brooo.
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Because you are putting stoppers onto your moving tires, so it makes some noise.
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you have to get a special tool to do it because on the rear breaks since it is all disk break the rear calipers twist in so u have to have a tool that u can rent from any advanced auto or auto zone and u use it to twist them in ......... i just recently had to do this on mine ...............hope it helped =]
I don't know about Silverado trucks but all of the emergency (parking) brakes I'm familiar with use the brake cable to "pull" and hold the brake against the drum (or disk), so if the cable breaks you simply cannot apply the emergency brake. That is, it is automatically released if the the cable breaks.
your breaks will not work with out it. break fluid is part of the Hydraulic system It runs to the brake lines and into the calipers Where it pushes on pistons that apply pressure to the break rotor making the car stop.
Found out the problem was the "ABS Brake Motor/Pump/Modulator". I bought the part on parts.com and had a mechanic install it.
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