[PonyBoy1574]

I just put some new wheels on my pony and I noticed that when I spun the wheel I heard the sound of the what I want to say is the brake pad on the rotar, so I drew some squiggles on the rotar and spun the wheel and sure enough it was all either smudged out or erased. I think this means I got a problem, do you concure?

Can I fix this by myself or do I have to take it in?

BTW this was my two fronts.

[Vortex]

well if the piston is dragging on the pads, and rotor, that probably means your caliper is hanging... now, you can rebuild them and around $8 a kit, or replace them at approx $15 a caliper, just from my parts experience.. havent actually priced them... I would change out calipers if you're sure thats the prob. Also, make sure the rotor is flush against the hub when you spin... it may trick you.

[stang2_3]

I must also mention that it could be the fault of a bad brake hose, but if it is doing the same thing on both wheels, I would say that probably isn't the problem.

[PonyBoy1574]

Went to the dealer and they told me that is was normal.... Seems wierd to me but I'd hope that the dealer wouldn't lie to avoid fixing something.

[X1Lightning]

well your brakes are gonna drake... all disk brakes drag alittle