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First you must look closely at the caliper and determine if it is sticking on the slide or is the piston sticking. If it is the piston you would have to rebuild the caliper or replace the caliper. If it is the slides, you need to sand and clean all the slide contacts and lube the slide with lithium grease or never seize grease. Then you can reinstall the caliper and you will be fine. Also when checking if the piston is sticking try loosening the line and see if it retracts, if it does you may have a bad flex hose going to the caliper holding pressure on the caliper.
if there are no leaks, and the brake fluid is full, then most likely the master cylinder is bad. were the brakes bled to try to solve this problem or did this problem happen after the brakes were bled. you really need to tell the complete history about the problem.
firstly make sure that the rotor and pad are the same with the former ones and secondly bleed the brake system to remove air fromthe syetem lastly check your wheel balancing. I hope this will help
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