K10 front calipers don't fit back on with new pads

[bucket]

Whatever you do I'd strongly discourage grinding them. Think about this, if you grind the pads, how are you going to get them perfectly flat and level, and unevenness will adversely affect braking possibly to the point of being dangerous. Plus what you'll breath in during the process even if they are asbestos free there's all kinds of heavy metals that are terrible for you to inhale. I've been a mechanic for nearly 25 years and I've never once ground brake pads or machined rotors to make them fit. Remember your safety and the people around you depend on your brakes functioning as they should. Someone else mentioned two different rotor thicknesses, and you say you have the thinker rotors, perhaps that's the issue. If you don't want to talk to the people in the parts store, look it up online at the parts company of your choice.

I got a rotor once that was actually too thick. The other rotor was the correct thickness, they were from the same parts supplier and the same part number, but made in two different countries. So I returned the rotor that was too thick and got another one... same supplier, same part number, but yet another country of origin. It was the correct thickness though.

 

[84-C20]

I'm not going to grind them I put the old brakes back in for now going to look into the calipers

oh glad to here it. When you get it worked out please let us know what you was wrong.

 

[Rusty Nail]

Yes I even bought new calipers just to see if it's something with the old ones but same problem the wheel will turn they are so tight the roter gets hot and smokes

Pix?
Plz?

 

[dvdswan]

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