I'll be prepared

 

I didn't know I had another passenger in there with me and the kids that saw us not go off road. You are right, we stopped on the paved highway and I let everyone out then we all got mud on our hands and threw it on the truck. Then we got back in and cruised the Wal-Mart parking lot showing off that we went muddin'

I didn't say I buried the truck up to the headlights, I said I tested the tires and the trails we went on in the woods "off-road" had some mud holes on them. I'm sorry that you think every truck that leaves the pavement must look like it had a dump truck full of mud emptied on it to qualify as playing in the mud.

 

That makes sense now,, it's not even your dad's money but someone else's money...

 

Auston -- enjoy that Raptor, when you get it. They're sweet trucks.


I drove beaters and hand me downs in my teen/college years, and I can tell you, I would've much rather had a new car/truck.


Be humble and rock on........

 

Take your time and learn how to mud.... baby steps.

 

Let's just fix the damn problem. A tongue-lashing only goes so far and you've all said your piece.

OP, disassemble all your brake components, clean, put on new pads if you want and try again. Or take it all apart and post pics here. You do not need the dealership for this. You got yourself into this mess, literally, let's help you get yourself out so you can do it again later (preferably with the proper tires).

 

71 posts have been removed. Going forward, stay on topic or administrative action shall be awarded. We're here to help people, not judge the living hell out of them. That goes for you as well, OP. Stick to topic and don't poke the bear.

 

You may check that your backing plate isn't bent in where it is touching the rotor. That will make it squeal like a brake issue as well.

 

I think the brake issue is fixed. Now it's another electrical issue, but I don't remember exactly what it was.

 

Hell yeah! We need vengeance pics of that mud hole in the Raptor!