Reply to "Seeking ideas concerning what may be causing the rear brakes to drag and how to resolve the problem"

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Same brakes have been in my car for years and the car does get driven once a month if not more. I never measured the push rod clearance so I may check that out. There is a chance the brake cable for the rear passenger side got hung up under the trans when I jacked up the car causing the pads to drag which created a heated caliper and heated fluid. Car rolls easily now but I’ll need to wait a few weeks before I can go for another drive. Thanks for everyone’s advice!

3/17/196:26 PM

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