Re: HELP: 93 Toyota Corolla vibration problem!

krp wrote:

> 
>     The word "draggin" doesn't mean it WAS the brakes being on. It CAN
but
> it can also be something else.

No actually it can't be anything else. That is what you clearly do not
understand. There is nothing else on the car (excluding the engine cooling
system) that can absorb that much energy and not fail catastrophically. A
bearing can certainly get hot. But if a bearing is generating enough
friction to slow the car down that much is not going to last more than a
few miles or less. The brake rotor is the only thing down there that can
absorb that much energy and survive for anything more than a short period
of time. 
	There are only 2 possibilities - either the caliper is sticking or
something in the brake fluid circuit is preventing the fluid from flowing
back to the master cylinder. If whatever is getting the wheel hot were
anything but brakes it would have been over a long time ago.


>     Maybe you MISS that he HAS taken it to a mechanic SEVERAL
> TIMES.................................................


Maybe you missed that he said the problem started right after he took it
to the mechanic the first time.

-jim


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