Front right brakes wont fully disengage? - 1991 Jeep Wrangler

Usually this means one of two things. Your parking brake is still applied and your shifter is not in park...or, your parking brake is not fully retracted and not touching it's fully retracted limit switch. Cycle your parking brake several times with the vehicle off. When you release it let it disengage fully. Start the vehicle and put it in gear but don't travel (foot on regular brake). If your parking brake is fully disengaged then your dash light for the parking brake should be extinguished. If you STILL have this problem then your limit switch needs to be adjusted or replaced.

rear pads dont have so much work to do as front are the sliders free might be sticking on a bit so binding.or badly adjusted parking brake so not fully disengaged?

Either you haven't put the handbrake fully down, or somewhere, front or back, the brakes are at the end of their life and need replacing.
This is usually covered in the manual for your car.
If you do not have it, you may be able to find an online download..
regards
Andy

Possible the vacuum bleed-off to the switch you installed isn't allowing it to completely disengage. Pull the bleed-off line from the new switch and see if it works. could be just a tight spot/bent closed in the bleed-off line or the vent plugged.

Sounds like the calipers are not fully disengaging. Re-inspect the brakes, make sure everything is clean, then check to make sure the calipers back off when the brake is released.They wont be loose but the rotor should turn freely. Did you replace the rotors or have them turned?

Check the fluid level in your brake fluid reservoir. A sensor in the reservoir indicates when the fluid level is low. The reservoir on most cars is just in front of the driver on the back wall (firewall) of the engine compartment. Look in your owners manual for more information. Another possibility is that your parking brake is not fully disengaged or the switch that indicates that it is disengaged is not operating properly.

You have a Canadian model car. The exclamation mark in a circle in parentheses is the parking brake indicator. Make sure your parking brake is FULLY disengaged. If you have been driving without fully disengaging the parking brake, you may have damaged your rear brakes and/or rotors.

If the parking brake is fully disengaged, you may have a faulty switch at the brake handle.

I would check to see if the lever is fully disengaged(pull up on it while pulling the release or push down if it is a hand brake lever while pushing the button) if it is fully disengaged then I would look into changing the switch or checking the ground to see if it is good buy cleaning the switch contacts.

make sure the parking brake is fully disengaged. running lights wont work if the e-brake is pushed down one or more clicks.