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e46 rear brake issues... HELP ASAP

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  • RamRod E28R
    RamRod E28R
    RamRod E28
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    ok I guys im finally throwing the damn towel in my pass rear brake keeps hanging up and getting hot as hell and I have no idea whats causing it... the caliper piston presses in just fine when I had to change the rear pads due to the pass rear side getting eaten and the pins move freely as well and I also tried driving with my dsc on and off and that made no difference.

    1984 BMW 528e - SETA and manual swapped! M50 to come!!!

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    • wasnt m3W
      wasnt m3W
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      Replace the caliper. I've had the same issue, worked for me.

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      • need4speed1299N
        need4speed1299N
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        It could also be the rubber hose. The hose could be acting as a check valve, basically, holding the brakes tight. I believe they make a caliper rebuild kit also. If so, the guys on e46fanatics would have a DIY. For what its worth, do both.

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