99 Grand Am Front Calipers Sticking

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amitch70@gmail.com - 15 Jul 2006 20:49 GMT

I replaced both calipers, had my rotors inspected and they do not need

> to be turned. I also had my brakes professionally bled. When I press
> the brake pedal I get a loud creeking sound as if there is air in the
> line and at times the pedal will go to the floor. Is there a way I can
> check my lines to see if they are collapsed or will I have to take it
> to a professional.

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Tommy Bastogne - 15 Jul 2006 21:28 GMT

Try spraying them with a good oil.

>I replaced both calipers, had my rotors inspected and they do not need
>> to be turned. I also had my brakes professionally bled. When I press
>> the brake pedal I get a loud creeking sound as if there is air in the
>> line and at times the pedal will go to the floor. Is there a way I can
>> check my lines to see if they are collapsed or will I have to take it
>> to a professional.

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=AB Paul =BB - 15 Jul 2006 23:24 GMT

> I replaced both calipers, had my rotors inspected and they do not need
> to be turned. I also had my brakes professionally bled. When I press
> the brake pedal I get a loud creeking sound as if there is air in the
> line and at times the pedal will go to the floor. Is there a way I can
> check my lines to see if they are collapsed or will I have to take it
> to a professional.

What makes you think the lines are collapsed?
Take it to a pro.

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ds549@webtv.net - 21 Jul 2006 03:26 GMT

id try new rubber brake hoses .they do collapse sometimes.
if you get em off, try blowing thru them to see if ones different than
the other.

http://www.minibite.com/america/malone.htm

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