I hope someone here can help me out
My Tahoe is having some major rear brake issues. The braking system uses a caliper with dual pistons.
The rear brakes keep eating up the inside pad. Every time I changed the pads, I grease the pins and everything seems to slide nicely.
This time it's worse than ever. When the pads go low, they come out of the caliper bracket and slide off the caliper. The outside pad does not have this problem. It looks as if the guides that the pad sits in is short on the inside, but OK on the outside. I was thinking that the rotor is worn...it's thickness is at .790" (2.006 cm). I can't find on the net if that is below the thickness. Do you have any suggestions/solutions on this??
TIA!
My Tahoe is having some major rear brake issues. The braking system uses a caliper with dual pistons.
The rear brakes keep eating up the inside pad. Every time I changed the pads, I grease the pins and everything seems to slide nicely.
This time it's worse than ever. When the pads go low, they come out of the caliper bracket and slide off the caliper. The outside pad does not have this problem. It looks as if the guides that the pad sits in is short on the inside, but OK on the outside. I was thinking that the rotor is worn...it's thickness is at .790" (2.006 cm). I can't find on the net if that is below the thickness. Do you have any suggestions/solutions on this??
TIA!