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  1. Join Date
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    #1
    Hi! I have a corolla 94 Big Body & brakes are sticky, we already repaired the master with a brake kit, repaired calipers & brake hose and still sticking, I separated the master cylinder brake from the booster and still sticky, then I tried bleeding from the master cylinder itself and the brakes are OK, this only happens when the engine is already hot.Thanks

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    #2
    You mean, na-stuck up ang brakes sir kahit hindi mo apakan? Harap o likod or both? Kung harap, Baka yung caliper piston ang may problema sir. Since yun ang tumutulak sa brake pads para maipit ang brake discs.

    Peace out!

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    theshepherd

    Yes sir, stuck-up ung front brakes lang, maski hindi tapakan and sobrang init nung disc (tunaw ung sample plastic na napulot ko.. lol). I wonder kung caliper piston and may problema, bat nung tinanggal ko ung master cylinder sa booster and nagbleed ako dun sa master cylinder mismo eh lumuwag na ung preno, as in maitutulak ko na cya...

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    you can use a similar fabricated tool to measure the pushrod length in relation to the primary piston cavity to make the correct adjustment





    http://alldatapro.com/alldata/PRO~V3...24801/85063167

    http://alldatapro.com/alldata/PRO~V3...24801/85063168

    http://alldatapro.com/alldata/PRO~V3...24801/85063169

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    #5
    check your filler ports and compensating ports of the master cylinder, they can be seen through the master cylinder plastic reservoir or for the secondary filler and compensating port, you might need to remove the reservoir or the feeder hose to be able to inspect and clean these two ports.

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    thanks guys for the help...

    we'll try to open the master cylinder again as well as the brake hose.....

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    #7
    Kamusta na yung brakes mo? Can you post any of your results and was the problem solved?

    I have also been experiencing somewhat similar problem with this similar model of Toyota Corolla.

    On my end though it usually happens when I have been on a "Stop and Go" traffic for a long time. What happens is pag apak ko on the brakes ever so slightly bigla siya mag brake as if you suddenly fully stepped on it.

    And then once you start to move you'll feel the "Drag" but then if you continue moving nawawala yung drag.

    Sometimes though if Im on a really tight traffic "Edsa-Like" stop and Go traffic minsan when I step on the brakes to slow down bigla ako may maririnig na very loud vibration. As in VERY LOUD VIBRATION na aakalain mo eh sumayad ka on something.

    I just cannot pinpoint that vibration if its coming from the front or the back since its too loud.

    Does anyone have a hunch on what problem I might have? Ang hirap kasi pagdating sa talyer, kapag gusto ko na ipakita sa mechanic hindi naman nagmamanifest yung problem.

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    #8
    Baka restricted na ang mga brake hoses at kapag uminit na expanded ang loob barado na hind makabalik ang pressure ng brake fluid kaya stuck up siya.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Vootlog View Post
    Baka restricted na ang mga brake hoses at kapag uminit na expanded ang loob barado na hind makabalik ang pressure ng brake fluid kaya stuck up siya.
    Sir, meron po bang definite way para malaman kung ung brake hose po ang may problema?

    thanks

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    Its your brakemaster that has a problem. The repairkit you used is possibly NOT identical to the OEM. Or your mechanic adjusted the pushrod in the hydrovac (which by all means should NOT be adjusted) because of the different repair kit. Once these are touched, it is a guarantee that your brakes will stick. Replacing the repairkit requires that the replacement kit should be identical in all aspects especially the recessed part where the pushrod will rest. The pushrod in front of the hydrovac (this is the one between the brakemaster & the hydrovac) should NEVER be touched.

    It could also be that your mechanic did all the right moves, however, the bleeding of your brake system is improper & inadequate...

    Defective brake hose will rarely give a problem to both wheels....

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    but when did the problem arise? before the repair, or after? if after, it's likely something wrong was done... in-appropriate repair kit... wrong adjustment (yeah, the pushrod clearance; it's my favorite, because of previous experience.. it's also probably the easiest to remedy..). the hydrovac and the master cylinder actually are designed as a matching set. you can't mix and match them, because the pushrod clearance will change..
    yes, as ln1 says, improper bleeding is also a suspect..

    btw, how long have you had that car?

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    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    but when did the problem arise? before the repair, or after? if after, it's likely something wrong was done... in-appropriate repair kit... wrong adjustment (yeah, the pushrod clearance; it's my favorite, because of previous experience.. it's also probably the easiest to remedy..). the hydrovac and the master cylinder actually are designed as a matching set. you can't mix and match them, because the pushrod clearance will change..
    yes, as ln1 says, improper bleeding is also a suspect..

    btw, how long have you had that car?
    Thanks to everyone for helping....

    I actually bought this car from my cousin last July this year and they told me it's just sitting there for almost 8 months w/o them using it, so the mechanic towed the car and they told me that there are no brakes. so they repaired it using a kit. after, a day I took the car out and went for a test drive after a few kms it actually felt like the car was dragging something and it stalled so i told the mech bout the problem and a saw them make some adjustment to the pushrod. seems to work out but then again after a few kms again it happened.

    here's what happened to the car recently :

    1. Towed the car without breaks ( just handbrakes working ).
    2. Repaired the master cylinder using a kit.
    3. Now i have sticky calipers (both, you cannot rotate the wheels and very hot) ( but rear brakes are fine and normal temp ).
    4. Opened the both calipers and master cylinder(again), bled, checked the brake hose, the mechanic said both are still OK.
    5. While the disc are hot, we separated the MC from the booster, caliper still sticking.
    6. Bled from the MC itself (while separated from booster). caliper lets loose of the wheels and can be rotated w/o much effort ...

    during cold start, the brake pedals seems normal. after a few minutes of idle and normal driving. pedals becomes hard.

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    #13
    double check mo yung brake caliper at piston cup baka may scouring na due to corrosion kaya di na bumabalik, dapat kasi smooth ang bore ng brake caliper at yung piston cup, flash out mo rin brake fluid...

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    ^

    Walang problema sir kung a bit darker ung existing. Kung dot 3 ang recommended yan lang gamitin mo na specs wag kang gagamit ng dot 4 sa dot 3. Kung hindi ka maselan sa brand any brand will do.


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Toyota Corolla 94 Sticky Brakes when engine is hot, what could be the problem?