Change the caliper.
You will just burn out the pads and disc again.
Emilysdad Change caliper never .. I would be back to the place that fitted them .Looks like they are more than 2 years old to me . The top 2 are over two years old .Mine have been in 4 years and are in better condition than those.
Emilysdad Change caliper never .. I would be back to the place that fitted them .Looks like they are more than 2 years old to me . The top 2 are over two years old .Mine have been in 4 years and are in better condition than those.
Emily's Dad,Those pads have done a big mileage, what were the disc like when the pads were fitted. I service ours every 5000 on a nice day, do you?
I would never let my pads wear that thin, should have been changed long ago.
Fortunately there are only 2 pistons on my front calipers & just one on the rears. I easily pushed the piston fully home on the offending caliper using just a screw driver against the caliper while it was still built up. I cleaned up the contact areas a week or so ago while the pads were on their way
I could still do to look at a front caliper as the wheel is still dragging slightly
If the piston moved back easily, and you cleaned the contact areas. I wonder whats causing the slight drag? ...
They do now after I cleaned up the contact faces of the caliper ... but I'm not sure the bloke thatoriginally changed my pads did so though.
... I noticed the flat parts on the caliper, what I call the sliding surfaces were caked in crap. . ....