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When I first bought this thing a year ago the brakes started moaning like a school bus...so I changed the pads and it stopped for about a month and started up again, then when I would wash the truck it would stop for a couple of days then back again. In April of this year I replaced both rotors and pads with new and it's been good for about 9 months, now there grumbling like the pads are worn out but there still almost 1/2" of pad left. I also cleaned them real good with brake clean with no change....any ideas?
Your prolly warping your rotors 37's and the fact that you prolly tow a lot means that the brakes get REALLY hot. Your best bet is probably to price some cross drilled rotors
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