Who's Still Wrenching???

KyGal83

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Hopefully when I am done... it won't fall apart.

Front Brakes, a couple longer skid plate bolts, cell phone mount, tablet mount, re-install Trigger shield, new rear fabric panel, rear mud flaps, etc....
Brakes are done… YouTube can teach you just about anything. I am fairly certain, I could've got at least one more stop out of these.


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Mopower58

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Actually no.... It was a squeaking sound. No rotor damage. I had a 2nd person look them over. 🤷‍♀️
The squealing sound comes from those metal tabs that are perpendicular to the pad. They are wear indicators and will make a squealing sound when the pads are close to wearing out.
 
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Well my shocks are getting here faster than expected, so will put these on this Friday with my new tires as well.

Bandit Level 4 all the way around. 😁

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JACKAL

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Who is our brake guru? I replaced my pads and the front didn't look like they had ever touched the rotor. The rear pads were gone. If it were a car or truck I would say bad master cylinder. Any ideas?
Could be air in the front brake line interfearing with piston pressure, could also less likely be a pinched brake line to front preventing fluid to flow.

I would pull the front calipers off, have some one press on the brake pedal and see if they collapse off the rotors.
 
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Could be air in the front brake line interfearing with piston pressure, could also less likely be a pinched bake line to front preventing fluid to flow.

I would pull the front calipers off, have some one press on the brake pedal and see if they collapse off the rotors.
Thanks Jackal. I'll try that tomorrow when the rain and tornadoes have passed.
 
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