Took it mudding a week ago and when I got back home I parked it. The next morning on the way to work, I feel a dragging feeling in the truck. It also makes a humming noise when the tires are in rotation. The noise is consistant with the speed of travel. It get louder as I slow down. I feel like the truck would almost stop itself if I just took my foot off of the pedal and did not press the brakes. I took the tires off yesterday and could not turn the rotar by hand. I figured it was the caliper. The rotor is not warped at all. I pressed the push pads in on the rotor and reinstalled everything. I drove it down the road and the push pad went out, but never released back in. I need to know what else to look for. Is that a caliper problem, slave, or master problem? What to look for? Hmmmm. Could something be pinching my brake line? I have a brush gaurd that runs the whole length of the bottom of my truck. Can someone help me in the right direction?

 

You probably have a rubber brake hose that is internally collapsed. I just replaced the driverside front hose on my cousin's 98 2wd for this. It was internally collaplsed and wouldn't let the fluid release back out of the caliper.

 

Did you pull the calipers and check the pins that they slide back and forth on. I wheel my truck a bit and the same thing happend to me. Just pulled the two pins and cleaned them up good and put some never sieze on them. No more problems after that.