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Should both caliper pistons move in equally when Brake Pressed 1988

posted by  rfrennette on  Sat Nov 22 10:51 CST 2003
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I was changing Front Brake Pads on my 88' 740 Wagon, Bendix Caliper, Non ABS. I noticed uneven Wear on inside pad drivers side. Secondary piston is seized. When brake was pressed by my friend only the primary piston moved on passenger side, However I could push secondary piston in on passenger side so that side was not seized. Should both pistons move equally when pressed?






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