Brake Drag
Cargo Master
Joined: Dec 2015
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From: Harned, Ky
When ours wore out at 50k miles I came on this site asking questions about it
I was told the trucks computer applies the rear brakes at times for stability control thus the reason they wear faster than older models
I was told the trucks computer applies the rear brakes at times for stability control thus the reason they wear faster than older models
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Joined: Jul 2004
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From: in the woods of MA
Last week local weather shifted from single digit temps to mid forties. I finally was able to look at the rear brakes. The right rear caliper was seized and the inboard pad was gone. Metal on metal. I am waiting on a FedEx delivery of calipers, rotors and pads as I write this.
It's embarrassing to admit I was fooled into believing the problem HAD to be with the front brakes. I guess after 45+ years of shadetree wrenching I was overdue a rookie screwup.
It's embarrassing to admit I was fooled into believing the problem HAD to be with the front brakes. I guess after 45+ years of shadetree wrenching I was overdue a rookie screwup.
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