r_dizzel* Car Vantage Jul 2, 2010 #1 had a burning smell coming from around my driver side arch.. it smells like burning plastic... i was told to check my brakes.. i think this is what is causing it? what could be wrong?
had a burning smell coming from around my driver side arch.. it smells like burning plastic... i was told to check my brakes.. i think this is what is causing it? what could be wrong?
r_dizzel* Car Vantage Jul 2, 2010 #3 Daniel said: Sticking caliper? Click to expand... what could of caused this..? new calliper?
ilovewilly Jul 2, 2010 #4 carrier bag on exhaust, inner arch come loose and rubbed on tyre etc. Could be many things. Get the wheel off and have a look.
carrier bag on exhaust, inner arch come loose and rubbed on tyre etc. Could be many things. Get the wheel off and have a look.
Daniel ClioSport Moderator Car Whichever has fuel Jul 2, 2010 #5 r_dizzel* said: what could of caused this..? new calliper? Click to expand... Take caliper off, strip, grease, put back together. Or if you don't want to do it, pay a garage 1 hours labour and they'll do both sides. Check it by jacking it up and trying to turn the wheel. If it doesn't move freely, its a sticky caliper.
r_dizzel* said: what could of caused this..? new calliper? Click to expand... Take caliper off, strip, grease, put back together. Or if you don't want to do it, pay a garage 1 hours labour and they'll do both sides. Check it by jacking it up and trying to turn the wheel. If it doesn't move freely, its a sticky caliper.
Rob ClioSport Moderator Car 650 - V8 Goodness Jul 2, 2010 #6 Sticking caliper is very easy to fix yourself unless it's well and truely seized mate. Copper grease and you're away.
Sticking caliper is very easy to fix yourself unless it's well and truely seized mate. Copper grease and you're away.