Grinding Right Before Stop
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Grinding Right Before Stop
How to explain this?
I have something grinding when I come to a stop in my 05 F250 FX4 6 liter.
It only does it right before a stop. When I'm going say around five MPH it will make a grinding noise for a second or two then stop. It stops grinding before I am completely stopped. So hit five MPH, grind for a second or two, stop grinding while I complete stopping.
You know how the truck kind of revs up for a second right before stopping. That's when it does it. And only then.
I never hear or feel anything any other time. I can hit the brakes hard at 50 MPH and nothing. Only right before I stop.
Any ideas?
I have something grinding when I come to a stop in my 05 F250 FX4 6 liter.
It only does it right before a stop. When I'm going say around five MPH it will make a grinding noise for a second or two then stop. It stops grinding before I am completely stopped. So hit five MPH, grind for a second or two, stop grinding while I complete stopping.
You know how the truck kind of revs up for a second right before stopping. That's when it does it. And only then.
I never hear or feel anything any other time. I can hit the brakes hard at 50 MPH and nothing. Only right before I stop.
Any ideas?
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Me Too
And Just did a Set two days ago I had to Grind the Metal Shoe Part the Pad Mounts too
I end up messing with every set some so they FLoat Free and avoid Stick
A Dremal Tool is almost a Must
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And Anitsieze High temp!
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take a flashlight and crawl under the truck and look between the guard and the calliper at the rotor. I don't know why they do this but most of the time it is the inner pad that is worn off.
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Just curious though...if one of the rear calipers is sticking then why would it only grind for that very short period of time?
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