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Crazy brake judder after sitting in rain for a two days?

Originally Posted by JARblue How many miles on your Z? Maybe the pistons are sticking? Z1 has a caliper rebuild kit for ~$50 (I think) for all four wheels. I'm

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Old 07-29-2016, 12:53 AM   #18 (permalink)
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How many miles on your Z? Maybe the pistons are sticking? Z1 has a caliper rebuild kit for ~$50 (I think) for all four wheels. I'm wondering if that might help your situation.
Surely possible (70k miles) but for all four to begin sticking simultaneously seems a bit ridiculous. Even though the rears are much worse than the fronts, for both rear calipers to go at the same exact time seems a bit strange to me.

I was looking at the carbotech pads and they seem to have solid reviews; might try those soon. In the meantime I think I may start by replacing the brake fluid to see if that changes anything. About time it should be done anyway.
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