When I'm driving and then come to a stop, then continue driving, the front left wheel stays on brake. The brake does not release the wheel.
Feb 8, 2010 at 10:51 AM
1999 Chevy Suburban FRONT LEFT WHEEL STAYS ON BRAKE
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Either your caliper is bad or the rubber brake line is bad. Have you checked either? If not, do this.
Securely lift the front of the vehicle remove the tire where the problem is. Press the brakes so the caliper sticks on. Then release pressure from the bleeder. If the caliper repleases, chances are the rubber hose is bad and only allowing pressure to travel one direction. If it still doesn't release, either the caliper piston is sticking or the pins are corroded and not allowing the caliper to release.
Let me know what you find.
Joe
Securely lift the front of the vehicle remove the tire where the problem is. Press the brakes so the caliper sticks on. Then release pressure from the bleeder. If the caliper repleases, chances are the rubber hose is bad and only allowing pressure to travel one direction. If it still doesn't release, either the caliper piston is sticking or the pins are corroded and not allowing the caliper to release.
Let me know what you find.
Joe
Mar 15, 2021 at 4:35 AM
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