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1. Caliper Is Hanging Up (Not Letting Piston Go Back Into Caliper Bore.

2. Self Adjuster Not Working Properly.

3> The Emergency Brake Not Completly Releasing .....

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Q: Why do Rear disc brake pads stay too tight against rotors causing rotors to overheat on 92 Lincoln town car?
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