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anyone elts rear brakes get stuck...just had my ebrake tightened and ever since that they get stuck on over night till u drive it for about 3 seconds till they brake lose.....maby grease the slides?!? the dealer was the one that tightened it also....any ideas??

Iam Broke

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I leave mine 7-8 clicks to hold and the only time they stick is after washing or rain when they rust to the rotors. Hawk HPS here. I washed it in the garage & it sat with the brake on for 4 days. Killed the engine before they let go. lol.

Turbalt2010

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mine stick a lil bit after sitting over night, but as soon as i start moving the car you can hear them pop.

royce777

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yeah my dads do this all the time. he'll wash it then put it away n the next day there stuck lol

Cobalt_Daddy

never had mine stick but sounds like your rears do need some grease... they're known to have a crappy grease job on the sliders from the factory. i had my rear pads and rotors replaced under warranty before i put it in storage so im hoping mine won't be stuck after sitting all winter

robk

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Sounds like mine here, but only since its gotten cold out tho.

robk

Turbalt2010

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yeah i forgot to mention that, in the hotter months my brakes never were sticking, now its old they do every night.

gotboost?17

iTrader: (46)

lol i also did wash the car and pretty well when they get wet and sits for a bit it does it...but ill grease them up

gotboost?17

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yea temps are a lil past freezing rite now

scannerman

mine have been sticking most of the time lately. i've also noticed them griding when coming to a stop. Haha dealer replaced the pads before i bought the car and i've put about 1200 miles on them. i think i'll just yank them myself and grease the slides.

SSlobalt

The sliders don't have a boot protecting them, so they constantly need cleaning/greasing. What a horrible design. One of the members on this site installed his own boots. I think I'll get around to doing that pretty soon.

gotboost?17

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good to know i havent had a chance to look at them yet

Ladale22

I got my pins lubed at the dealer for the same problem... seems to be good since then.

army_greywolf

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I booted mine, actually, added foam rubber gaskets, surprisingly held up to the heat, really simple to do, can get them at autozone for like a buck.

tomj77

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its normal, it most likely either frozen or just corrostion that forms overnight. causeing ur pad to stick to the rotor. no big deal