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Originally Posted by ToeKnee Sea
yep happens to mine too. I've found when parking overnight if I do not engage the parking brake and leave it in gear instead when the car is wet, it doesn't happen the next morning.
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I had a front caliper stick once after a wash, and it left a clear impression. The pads must "float" very close to the rotor surface when not engaged.
The parking brake is a separate internal shoe/drum configuration on the rear rotors only. The brake pads are not applied when the parking brake is engaged.