My 96 had the same problem after I changed the pads. I couldn't find anything wrong. It persisted until that set wore out and I replaced them with a new set. Then it went away immediately. (not a great solution, sorry
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Good suggestion. On mine, the first time I changed the rears I got so annoyed trying to get the pistons rotated back in that I might have missed <cough>blown off<cough> greasing the caliper pins. I did grease them the next time (When I had figured out how to pistons back in. Bought the little tool and opened the bleeder screws.)Originally posted by SixFoFalcon@Mar 31 2004, 11:55 AM
Check the slider pins. Wipe off the old dirty grease with a clean rag, and lubricate them with silicone grease (AutoZone sells $0.99 blister packs specifically for brake parts.) You can also replace them fairly cheaply. AutoZone sells a kit which has 2 slider pins, bolts, and boots for like $10. I'll bet you a packet of slider pin grease this is your problem.