u/DMAXonyourface

Hey everyone - my wife and I have been together 11 years, married for 6 of them. We have a 3.5 year old daughter who is the best little girl in the whole world. Long story short - we've had some issues coming from both sides but who doesn't? We have remained faithful and loyal to each other. No cheating (well not to my knowledge) or anything like that (again, not to my knowledge but now I'm really thinking about things) Today as I was going through some paperwork by the printer I found an FL-150 which is according to google : Income and Expense Declaration used in California family law courts to report financial information during divorce, child support, spousal support, or attorney fee proceedings Filled out and signed by her - along with two handwritten pages of every item in the house she is going to apparently take with her / or split with me. My heart hurts. We have never talked about separating or anything like that. I am going to talk to her about it tonight. Is this paperwork something that can be reversed or nullified? I know nothing of divorce law or anything like that, but I guess now would be a good time to start learning. I love my wife, I do not want to lose her. I love my daughter too and I want her to grow up with two loving parents.... which is what I thought we were doing up until now. Man what a day...

I'm not stupid - I just did this job on my 2018 Subaru STI, and have done this on my 2006 Silverado a few times (230k on the clock). I noticed the last time I drove my wife's 2015 Challenger r/T, the brakes had a vibration to them when they got warm - time for brakes and rotors (97k miles)

Did the job with new brake bolts, brake best ceramic pads front and rear, and brake best rotors. Took the pins out, regreased them. Everything was just peachy. Did the bed procedure. 5 hard stops from 35mph to 5mph, and 5 hard stops from 55mph to 5mph. With around 1 minute of being able to cool down in between.

Wife drove the car to work and when she came home she said it smelled hot - went out to take a look. Holy cow the driver side was hot. Jacked the car up, took the caliper off again, backed out the pistons again, put it back together and drove it around. All good. Wife drove it work (30 miles) said it was fine. On the way back - same issue.

I have not had time to flush the fluid yet - was going to take it to my buddy's shop and have it flushed next week we just haven't had time. I took extra care to set the caliper on something sturdy while doing the job - I know how fragile those little rubber lines can be.

Anything to look for here? Has anyone had these issues before? I don't think it's a seized piston as they compress back into the caliper just fine, looking for any ideas before I rebuild the whole thing.