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by Darryl61 on July 11th, 2008
Sounds like your pads have worn down to the metal. You are causing damage to the rotor every time you drive the truck, and it is dangerous to continue. Get the truck to a certified brake specialist pronto.
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You're reading I drive a 1997 F150. ext.cab. As I drive, the left front wheel makes a loud squeaking, (almost grinding) noise. When I apply the brakes, the steering wheel pulls to the right. Does this have anything to do with my rotors? What do you think it is?Pls help?
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Thank you for your answers so far....I figured it was something to do with either the brake pads, or rotor, or both. I really appreciate your advice.
by mcnarley on July 11th, 2008