The key to correcting the uneven pad wear is in accurately identifying the condition responsible for it. Now that we've seen how a caliper pushes and pulls the pads against the rotors, let's consider the different ways brake pads can wear unevenly.
Fasciola Hepatica-Liver Fluke. Fasciola hepatica is a parasitic fluke that lives in the liver. In addition to humans it infects cows and sheep. It is known as the common liver fluke and causes a disease called fascioliasis.The life cycle of Fasciola hepatica starts when a female lays eggs in the liver of an infected human.asciola Hepatica-Liver Fluke. Fasciola hepatica is a parasitic fluke that lives in the liver. In addition to humans it infects cows and sheep. It is known as the common liver fluke and causes a disease called fascioliasis.
Common hepatic duct. The connection between the left and right hepatic ducts forms the common hepatic duct, whose function is to drain bile from the liver. This duct is an important part of the biliary duct system, which transports waste from the liver and aids in digestion by releasing bile. Bile is a greenish-brown fluid that helps digest fats. When measured in adults, the common hepatic duct is approximately six to eight centimeters in length.