front brake keeps sticking, and burns the brake pad up
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not alot to bypass as for techniques. yet, often times this might ensue once you're low on brake fluid, then it would desire to be that there is air on your brake cailpers. on some autos there's a block under the grasp cylinder on the brake line that has a bleeder on it which you will bleed the line often times with. it may additionally be your brake pads. wish a number of this might help.
Real typical that the caliper has failed. Replace both at the same time and replace the brake rotors. Do otherwise at your own peril. Some of these guys have no real work experience and some have never even seen your vehicle before and most have never worked professionally. Brakes -no margin for error. You need a real shop for this, not a DIY project. ASE Cert Auto Tech, since 1978, 96 TC, 95 and 98 Neons
dirty fluid in the brake system will cause the calipers to stick and do that,most of he time you can bleed the brakes out real good and make sure all the fluid is good and clean and it will stop doing that,you may also have a sticking caliper and it will need to be replaced,and don't replace just one do both of the front ones on it,never just replace one of them always do them in pairs,good luck
