my brakes are dragging, it says my actuator rod is out of adjustment, so do I replace the master cylinder?
Jun 22, 2009 at 11:14 AM
1996 Toyota Rav4 master cylinder
1996 TOYOTA RAV4
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DRAGGING BRAKES
May create a steering pull and/or increased fuel consumption. Caused by weak or broken retracting springs on drum brakes, a jammed or corroded caliper piston, a floating caliper with badly corroded mounting pins or bushings (uneven pad wear between the inner and outer pads is a clue here), overextended drum brake self-adjusters or a sticky or frozen emergency brake cable.
May create a steering pull and/or increased fuel consumption. Caused by weak or broken retracting springs on drum brakes, a jammed or corroded caliper piston, a floating caliper with badly corroded mounting pins or bushings (uneven pad wear between the inner and outer pads is a clue here), overextended drum brake self-adjusters or a sticky or frozen emergency brake cable.
Jun 22, 2009 at 11:49 AM
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