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Transportation → Autos & motorcycles → Auto and truck parts, maintenance, and tuning → Tires, wheels and brakes → Car and truck brakes
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  • geek860
    Could be a rusty piston in the caliper. Take the brake caliper off, clean out the piston, add some lubricant, re-assemble, and that should fix your problem. Actually, before you do that, check to see that your brake line is not clogged or kinked. That's an easier fix.
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