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1998
200,000 Miles
Drivers side front brake stuck dragging on disk overheating pads, disk, hub... New pads, new disks, new caliper pins (lubed w/high pressure grease) paid special attention to fit and casting flash concerning the pads. The caliper pins showed very little corrosion & had obviously been replaced at some point.
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1998
170,000 Miles
Caused caliper to expand and virtually lock up the brake until the rotor was smoking hot. Literally. Also caused auto transmission to heat up and regurgitate fluid until truck would no longer move under power.
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1998
88,020 Miles
Seems to happen after runs to the dump or large loads in the heat.My 1990 ford ranger, when I brake will go one direction and whenI throttle it goes the other.
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1998
170,485 Miles
Was coming down a hill and front driver side brakes locked up barely got into a empty parking lot before causing a major accident
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1998
203,000 Miles
I noticed my pads were wearing unevenly on one side. I found one of the caliper pins was stuck and corroded. I finally got it loose, cleaned it up with a wire wheel, and packed it with grease under the rubber boot. Problem solved, the caliper moved freely again. I did the same thing to the other pins.