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pb12 Sep 8, 2012 10:39 PM

PCCB's dragging
 
Has anyone experienced this:


It seems the pads (at all four corners) are not fully retracting. I bled all four corners, but it made no difference whatsoever.

Thoughts?

Michael

ECS Tuning - Porsche Sep 12, 2012 11:33 AM

I have not, but very interesting on why it would do that. Did you ever get it figured out ?

Zorro Sep 12, 2012 01:30 PM

Drag is normal, but this seems to be more than the accepted norm. Is everything stock/oem? How long has it been going for?

pb12 Sep 13, 2012 11:31 PM

Sorry, been away for a few days, and have not had a chance to continue to trouble shoot this problem. I do think though that I have narrowed it down to the calipers. When I open both bleeder valves the piston dont retract at all. I am going to pull one caliper off and try and travel the pistons, as I think they may be sticking a bit. The previous owner only drove the car about 2500 miles in 18 months.

If that does not solve the issue, I'll do a full rebuild on the caliper.

I'll keep you posted!

M

TT Chris Sep 14, 2012 04:15 AM

I have the exact same problem with my PCCB's. I took it to the shop today and they did the exact same spin test. My Turbo is going back in tomorrow and they are going to take apart the caliper.

I don't really want to rebuild the brakes right now but it could be because the seals and dustboots are melted from the extreme hi-temps at the track. This would probably prevent the pistons from retracting.

Zorro Sep 14, 2012 09:48 AM

Make sure the proper fluid was used. I'm not familiar at all with the specifics here, but if someone used DOT5 liquid instead of 4, your rubber seals/gaskets/lines could be fuxored.

pb12 Sep 14, 2012 11:44 AM

Melted dust caps, ect would certainly not be good! The interesting thing is that my dustcaps look pretty good. Anyway, I need to get a few supplies today before I can start the project. Im itching to get started though, as I am dying to figure out what is going on!




Originally Posted by TT Chris (Post 1387454)
I have the exact same problem with my PCCB's. I took it to the shop today and they did the exact same spin test. My Turbo is going back in tomorrow and they are going to take apart the caliper.

I don't really want to rebuild the brakes right now but it could be because the seals and dustboots are melted from the extreme hi-temps at the track. This would probably prevent the pistons from retracting.



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