2005 Pontiac Montana SV6 "brake caliper frozen open" Questions

...brake pads on my 2006 Pontiac Montana SV6 and I can't compress the caliper. Do I need to twist the caliper piston while squeezing it? no that is only the older rear calipers on gm and others. the ...

...brake caliper of bad brake hose. Make sure the brake hose isn't twisted. Take caliper off and try to squeeze in with a c clamp. Inspect the brake slides for moving freely. If caiper will not go in ...

...brake caliper/s or a bad rubber brake hose/s or frozen brake cables etc.. Is it only front, rear, or both, one left, one right one side or all 4 ? You're gonna have to get the wheels off the ground ...

...could but also check for failure of the flex brake line or banjo fitting clog proportions get could??? what?? he opens the bleeder and its still stuck indicates bad caliper or slider pins hanging ...

brake cable or frozen wheel cylinder,youll need to remove the wheels and take a look at the brakes. i'm not5 sure if you have disc or drum brakes in the rear. if you have disc then you may have frozen

...caliper brake hose is bad,get it to lock up,then open the bleed valve on the caliper,if the caliper turns loose of the rotor,then the hose is bad,if it does not turn loose the caliper is the part to ...

...caliper bracket the brake pads have to be able to move after pressure is released,in most cases the slides freeze up causing one brake pad to constantly apply pressure.and there for heating up the ...

...brake caliper, rotor and nearby areas with brake cleaner and a clean rag. Make sure there is no dirt, oil or contaminants on the brake components. 3 Remove the bolts that hold the caliper to the ...

...brake caliper piston prob I have a 1992 honda prelude si. Trying to replace the brake pad on driver rear but cant get the caliper to retract-using C clamp,the bleeder is open and removed brake fluid ...

brake caliber on 79 dodge colt ? My colt has been parked for some time. How do I release the frozen front calibers ? Open the bleeder on the caliper, then using a large C clamp, clamp it onto the back