Brake pads "recoil" after you let go of the brake, how do they do it?
The boot can easily be torn when the Piston is pulled back into the caliper.If it is torn, rust and other debris can build up inside the caliper and cause it to not slide smoothly.The brake caliper can stick.
How do you fix a stuck brake caliper?The slide pins need to be Lubricated.Remove the brake pads and put the caliper back in.Attach the bolts by hand with the sockets set.
The pressure of the brake system can be used to remove the seized calipers.Remove the caliper from the disc and then use the brake pedal to move thepiston past the corroded portion.You should be able to disassemble and rebuild it.
Lift the vehicle in neutral gear on a vehicle lift to allow the wheels to suspend.The disc brakes should be inspected first.If the Piston is properly retracted, you should inspect the slides.Vehicles with pads that aren't clipped to the caliper can use the pads out of the anchor.