[Shotimes] REAR ROTORS

[shewitt5656@cs.com]

Charles,

I had the same problem when I reworked my 95 rear brakes.  Turned out the slider pins on one side were not as free moving as the other.  This was after replacing the sliders only on the right and the left hand side bracket.  The bracket came preloaded with new slider pins - and they didn't slide like they should.  I replaced the sliders on the left and no more rubbing...

Someone else mentioned loosening and retightening the wheels - maybe the rotor is not flat on the mount because of rust.

Good luck,
Scot Hewitt
95 Red MTX - 66k
Lewiston, NY

BOB6867@aol.com wrote:

>I have a 93 SHO ATX, my rear brake rotors seam to warp or something very 
>often. I have replaced the rubber brake lines, calibers, rotors, and pads 
>more than once, and after a very short time, especially when turning corners, 
>or taking off again after braking, the rear rotors make an intermittent 
>groaning noise. If I tap the brake pedal,
>it quits for a moment or after I increase my speed, the noise stops. It 
>sounds like the calibers are not releasing all the way, Anyone have any ideas 
>on this? Any help will be greatly appreciated.
>
>                                                 Thanks,
>                                                 Charles Meador
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