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I have been having some brake chatter for awhile now. I have changed pads, changed rotors, rebuilt both front calipers, flushed all my brake fluid, and made sure my slide pins were good and free. I have noticed some weird wear on the new front rotors and was wondering if it was normal or not. I have no idea what else to do, any suggestions?
On a different note, I am having to replace my parking brake pads. When I had the axle out I looked in and saw a bunch of gunk. I was just looking on suggestions as to what I should do/should I be worried about this. Thanks
Just got done with the parking brake replacement, so I think I'm done for the night. I will post some more pics of the front rotors tomorrow, anything specific/angle that will help you diagnose it?
This tire on this side also started to feather and cup (I think thats the term), so I replaced the shocks, but the other tire did not do this. Not sure if relevant or not...
It's a 2000. I'm gonna be getting some new tires pretty soon hopefully, so I think I'll just wait on the rotating. Would a balance or alignment issue cause this?
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