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Thomas_03
Bone Stock
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| 11/09/2004 8:19 AM |
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| I have a 99 GMC Z71. My E brakes are scraping the inside of my disks.
I cannot figure out why they're scraping in the first place. I've compressed the brakes down to where they dont even engage when applying the E brake, yet still they scrape when driving. I purchased the truck used and I guess it's possible they could be the wrong disks for the truck, but I doubt it. Anyone have any advice? Thanks, Thomas |
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webby4x4
Forum Admin, Magazine Editor
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| 11/10/2004 8:43 AM |
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Could it be that there is mud / dirt in there, or has it been cleaned thoroughly?
Also, Are you positive that this is where the sound is coming from? Have you jacked up a wheel and spun it? It could be a bad bearing or something like that too.
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Rick Webster
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ricky_rodriguez_0_1
Bone Stock
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| 04/10/2007 4:55 PM |
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| my front disc was scraping on my 2002 1500hd and thuoght it was the brakes also. turned out to be the wheel bearing assembly |
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