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Brake problems?
I just bought my 2008 f350 2 weeks ago, today I replaced a radiator and when I got it home from the dealership I decided to wash it and found that when I was washing it the drivers side front disc brake was so hot that the water was steaming off of it. It was so hot I couldn't touch it. On the passenger side the disc brake was warm but not boiling hot. The truck has 44,000 miles on it. I am starting to wonder if I made the right decision, I traded in a perfectly good cummins
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Is the pad wear about the same? If so, i wouldnt worry about it. BTW my 08 F350 has 46k miles on the original pads. I can't imagine that they will last much longer. Maybe you are about at the end of the pad life on your truck?
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The Hardware on both front calipers were bound with rust. I had to replace both sets of pads and the rotors had to be machined. I'm wondering what the guy before me did to this truck.
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Where did this truck come from? If it weren't for the normal mileage, I'd say that it sat around in snow/rain and didnt get up to temperature to dry off the brakes. I'd flush the brake fluid for sure if the brakes were that bad. Good luck.
Last edited by BlueF350; 07-30-2010 at 11:10 AM. |
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Did you check the CALIPER ???
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I just had to replace the harware on my back brakes.They were also froze solid.I rubbed the pins down with anti-seize so hopefully it wont happen again.
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I have right at 60k miles and still have about an 1/8 of an inch of pad.
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