Why are my brake pads sticking on my GMC Sierra?
There are notches in your Sierra’s brake pads that let them slide back and forth from the rotor as the brakes are pressed. If something gets into these slides, the pads may not disengage from the rotor all the way. This problem is often caused by bad shims or junk getting in the way.
When did the GMC Sierra have the most problems?
The model years with the most problems reported were 2004 and 2007, with more than 60 complaints each year, followed by 2002, 2003, 2005, and 2010, with more than 40 each year. Of the 112 problems, five different complaints have been reported 90 or more times.
What kind of brake problem does Chevy Silverado have?
I have a 2003 Silverado 1500 4×4, I have been experiencing a front brake rattle when drive rough spots in the road with my foot off the brake, when I apply slight pedal pressure the rattle is gone. I have taken to the dealer multiple time with no results, they say from temp changes to lubrications of the slides.
Is there a recall on my GMC Sierra?
The kicker is I had a recall service performed on my truck not more than six weeks to clean the front wheel sensors. The recall dealt with a problem where the ABS would turn on during low speed brake applications between 3.7 mph to 10 mph.
What causes the brake on a GMC Sierra to stick?
The brake hose that attaches to the Sierra’s caliper will often cause the brakes to stick. They may appear to be fine on the outside, but can break apart and collect debris on the inside. When this happens, it effectively traps pressure in the line. This keeps the brakes from releasing all of the way, and they stick as a result.
When to troubleshoot a GMC ABS brake system?
Instead, the ABS system will pump the brakes to provide better control over the vehicle for the driver. If you suspect you are having trouble with the GMC ABS brake system, you should troubleshoot the problem to verify whether there is a failure in the system. Open the fuse panel underneath the dash.
I have a 2003 Silverado 1500 4×4, I have been experiencing a front brake rattle when drive rough spots in the road with my foot off the brake, when I apply slight pedal pressure the rattle is gone. I have taken to the dealer multiple time with no results, they say from temp changes to lubrications of the slides.
The kicker is I had a recall service performed on my truck not more than six weeks to clean the front wheel sensors. The recall dealt with a problem where the ABS would turn on during low speed brake applications between 3.7 mph to 10 mph.