Brakes

Asked by Guru9LNCM Jun 27, 2017 at 08:56 PM about the 1997 Toyota T100

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

New master cylinder new cylebers front brakes
sticks and gets rotters Hot what's wrong

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CITYLIFE404 answered 6 years ago

Brake hoses possibly damaged inside, see if you can push the calipers back with a pry bar, the should move freely, if they don't open the bleeder screws and push and see if they go back, if they do then it's possible u have bad brake hoses

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Guru94C5K answered 6 years ago

you may have a flex hose that is collapsed and not letting your brake fluid back to the master cylinder

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route1motors answered 6 years ago

check the return line for the BRAKE master cylinder must be clogged line . if not check the ABS AND BLEED THE LINE

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