Hornet_2497 answered 5 years ago
Replacing the caliper and hose was a good idea. I would have also replaced the rotor which had to be warped from overheating, causing the vibration. I would replace the pads too because they can wear to a wedge shape, jamming up between the rotor and caliper.
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