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Jan 22, 2010 | 08:42 AM
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03 Brake Problem
I have an 03 F150 FX4. Great truck but having a brake issue. Front right Brake is wearing really bad. Any ideas?
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Only the right front? Calyper issue!
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make sure on both sides of your truck the caliper slides are free thats another result of brakes wearing not in unison
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make sure on both sides of your truck the caliper slides are free thats another result of brakes wearing not in unison
^ I agree, most overlooked maintenance one could do. Remove the slide pins and rubber boots, clean well and grease.
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I see it alot were the brake pads get wedged in the caliper bracket due to rust behind the anti ratttle clips. Pads should slide in and out freely.
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