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This is a discussion on 2011 2500 Rear Brakes within the Technical / Maintenance forums, part of the General Discussion category; Hey Guys one of my work trucks keeps warping the rear rotors. We pull a lot of heavy trailers with ...
Hey Guys one of my work trucks keeps warping the rear rotors. We pull a lot of heavy trailers with it but all the other Chevy 2500 we have don't have the same problem. I dont Know if its because they are 4 door long beds and this one is a regular cab short bed or what. Cant figure it out please help.
make sure the pads slide good you may have to replace the hardware for the calipers and grease them up
99 GMC Yukon SLE 4dr
KYB monomax, air lift, tekonosha, reese dual cam, bfg at/ko
87 Firebird, 07 Monte Carlo lt, 98 Bonneville SSE, 04 F550 CC 4wd service body
Check calipers and slides seems like calipers are sticking up and holding on
-Ziggy-
2002 silverado 1500 extended cab short bed 5.3L
current mods -
Aftermarket speakers and aftermarket headunit
Cree reverse light bulbs
Custom flowmaster original 40 series exhaust
Candied tails
Blackbear Tune
Future
Converted cluster bulbs to leds - only turn signals to go
Yall think the piston is releasing ans staging on the rotors
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a number of things can warp rotors and without knowing what you have or havent done its hard to say
Take them apart.
Make sure the e-brake is not partially enguaged.
Clean the caliper bolts and grease them with only brake grease. Other products will swell the bushings and cause them to stick.
Then take off the caliper brackets. Take the stainless steel clips off, clean under them, put a small amount of brake grease under the clips.
Put your pads on the caliper bracket and make sure they slide. If not file the ears of the pad down until they slide. Just enough to get them to slide.
Then put the bracket and caliper on, make sure the caliper slides. Then put the pads on.
05 Cavalier
03 Silverado ECSB, Dmax, Allison, 3.73 G80
96 Silverado ECSB, 350, 4L60E, 3.73's Powertrax Locker
89 Camaro, 5 speed, 4.56's, Powertrax Locker
49 F-1, flathead 6, 4 speed, 2wd, unknown rear end. Old rust bucket.
Hey guys thanks for the responses. We ended buying new calipers.
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You have a 2011 regular cab short bed 2500? Huh?Originally Posted by pantera1430
Hey Guys one of my work trucks keeps warping the rear rotors. We pull a lot of heavy trailers with it but all the other Chevy 2500 we have don't have the same problem. I dont Know if its because they are 4 door long beds and this one is a regular cab short bed or what. Cant figure it out please help.
Yeah its one if our work trucks
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A Regular cab, 8 lug 2500, with a 6'6" bed?
under warranty take it in.
O2 GMC RCSB 4.8L V8 AUTO 3.73's
rebuilt/beefed up 4L60E(at 43,000miles)
Matching Ninja 500r
Brakes are only covered for 12/12.
Nope sorry long bed
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