2008 Honda Accord Ex-l 3.5l

Asked by abhale69 Dec 02, 2018 at 03:40 PM about the 2008 Honda Accord EX-L V6

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Right rear caliper not releasing.

Tried the bleed screw, don't help.

Checked to see if parking brake was not fully released. Parking brake lever
on caliper is against the stop.

Replaced caliper. worked fine in the garage when replaced. Drove 5 miles
and the caliper is tight again. No pressure is released when bleed screw is
loosen and the caliper does not release again.

6 Answers

22,300

Research a bad rubber brake line. Will not look bad but internally will be collapsed

No air, brake fluid. What I am saying is I thought it might be the brake hose. I loosen the bleeder to relieve any pressure, there wasn't any and the caliper is still applied.

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