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96 328is Passenger Rear Brake Issue

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  • patsbimmer1P
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    patsbimmer1
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    #20

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    • EarlE
      EarlE
      Earl
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      #21

      straight6pwr said:

      well if you replaced rtabs, then the whole trailing arm could be slightly moved compared to before, what might this effect? axles/stubs/wheel bearings would be on that list.

      It's definitely a brake related issue.

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      • EarlE
        EarlE
        Earl
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        #22

        patsbimmer1 said:

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        The only thing it could be from that list is that the vent bore of the master is clogged.

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        • KaiserRollsK
          KaiserRollsK
          KaiserRolls
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          #23

          Guide pins all lubed and crap?

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          • EarlE
            EarlE
            Earl
            wrote on last edited by
            #24

            Brand new caliper lol. Lubed to the T. Let's put it this way. From the hardlines to the caliper, there are no issues. 

            Just noticed if I lock my brakes up to stop, my caliper sticks pretty good until I start to move. Something isn't allowing the pressure to relieve normally.

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            • straight6pwrS
              straight6pwrS
              straight6pwr
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              #25

              coincidence it started when you did your rtabs?

              Dan
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              • KaiserRollsK
                KaiserRollsK
                KaiserRolls
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                #26

                Anything in the union? Maybe some crap in there?

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                • EarlE
                  EarlE
                  Earl
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                  #27

                  Going to swap out the master tomorrow and do a full fluid flush to see what happens.

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                  • jc43089J
                    jc43089J
                    jc43089
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                    #28

                    Moving the trailing arm to do the rtabs could have dislodged a chunk of something in the brake line. Is the little hard line that is attached to the trailing arm new/clean?

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                    • EarlE
                      EarlE
                      Earl
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                      #29

                      It isn't new but it is nice and clean

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                      • EarlE
                        EarlE
                        Earl
                        wrote on last edited by
                        #30

                        Noticed something I hadn't before. I was sitting in my car yesterday after driving it and could hear the pressure relieving in spurts from the caliper and then a simultaneous pressure relief noise coming from the master.

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                        • KaiserRollsK
                          KaiserRollsK
                          KaiserRolls
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                          #31

                          Id replace the engine. Just to be sure.

                          If it was the master, why would it happen on the caliper that's farthest away?

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                          • EarlE
                            EarlE
                            Earl
                            wrote on last edited by
                            #32

                            It is something not allowing the pressure to be relieved but the only things that could do that are the master and possibly the ABS. I have never seen something like this and it is frustrating lol

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                            • m42b32M
                              m42b32M
                              m42b32
                              wrote on last edited by
                              #33

                              Maybe try and do a complete fluid flush at all 4 corners? Might help clear out any junk that is causing a blockage?

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                              • EarlE
                                EarlE
                                Earl
                                wrote on last edited by
                                #34

                                I'm just going to swap the master at the same time since it is only removing two lines and two nuts once emptied anyways. I have two liters of ATE Type 200 for doing this already as well. The extra liter is incase I have issues=)

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                                • KaiserRollsK
                                  KaiserRollsK
                                  KaiserRolls
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                                  #35

                                  Earl said:

                                  I'm just going to swap the master at the same time since it is only removing two lines and two nuts once emptied anyways. I have two liters of ATE Type 200 for doing this already as well. The extra liter is incase I have issues=) 

                                  Just turn your radio up louder so you can't hear any noises.

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                                  • EarlE
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                                    Earl
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                                    #36

                                    Did a full fluid flush with no change at all=/ Was about to swap out my master with the one from the compact but that has a 12mm front port and an 11mm rear port instead of two 11mm ports. I should be able to use an adapter to install it to do some troubleshooting as I see nothing else being the culprit=/

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