Cheers boys for your help. I'm going to keep them for now and resolve the problem. I won't be defeated.if I cant get the allen bolts off I will pay Mr Tonks a visit for his welding skills as I haven't any welding gear.ps see you guys at aitp5 if your going.Appreciate all your help its very much valued.
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Found cause of brake overheating, a seized piston. Wouldn't budge.after tapping it with a bit of hammer action it moved slightly.pushed it out with brake pedal slightly then pushed back with clamp this took a wee while and eventually it popped out with white dust then fluid.their was. Slight corrosion under dust seal in the reses + piston needed cleaning up too.but how is it all pistons won't push back in unless I undo bleed nipple? Then they slide in easily.Comment
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It's good that you found the problem. Check the caliper fluid inlet is clear.SSComment
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your brakes look like these
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Audi-rs2-b...item1c341cc729NOT a car dealer! just an S2/RS2 enthusiastComment
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Will check inlet. Those are my calipers
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