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Could a contorted dust boot cause my brakes to not work (barely work)?
If it was sealing properly – i don’t think so. The job of a dust boot is to prevent water and other stuff to contact with the piston. Nothing more.What causes brake piston to seize?
Most of the time it is rust. Brake fluid absorbs moisture. Many people don’t change their brake fluids often enough and after some time brakes start to seize.Could a contorted dust boot cause my brakes to not work (barely work)?
If it was sealing properly – i don’t think so. The job of a dust boot is to prevent water and other stuff to contact with the piston. Nothing more.What causes brake piston to seize?
Most of the time it is rust. Brake fluid absorbs moisture. Many people don’t change their brake fluids often enough and after some time brakes start to seize.I think your mechanic is right. I don’t see any other way than to weld in a piece of another corolla.
I think your mechanic is right. I don’t see any other way than to weld in a piece of another corolla.
“Engine idle does not change with ac on or off.”
Does the compressor clutch turn on ?“Engine idle does not change with ac on or off.”
Does the compressor clutch turn on ?Did you clean the EGR?
Did you clean the EGR?
New sensors come with new pads, you don’t re-use them
New sensors come with new pads, you don’t re-use them
1. Clean the carbs
2. Adjust the idle screw (use the factory setting if you have a stock filter and exhaust)
3. Synchronize the carbs1. Clean the carbs
2. Adjust the idle screw (use the factory setting if you have a stock filter and exhaust)
3. Synchronize the carbslooks to me like a rusted/stuck caliper
looks to me like a rusted/stuck caliper
hmm….after ~65k km the chain should be OK, but I would check it anyway. You said you changed the oil recently. Did you put in the specific oil for this engine ? As I can remember it has a hydraulic chain tensioner and it requires a 5w30 oil. Do you get any codes from the ECU?
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