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brakes on my jeep

Started by CFMopar, November 04, 2006, 04:21:38 PM

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CFMopar

Just did the front pads on my jeep. I think I got some grease on the rotors cause she didnt stop as quickly as I liked and it was somking a bit after several brake tests.

Will it take care of itself after doing some driving? Or should I pull the wheels off and clean everything?

Thanks
1971 Charger SE 440 automatic
2014 Ram EcoDiesel Laramie
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCkKIkpXr-77fWg7JkeoV_g

Chryco Psycho

if it si not grabbing it should sort itself out But it can `t hurt to spray it down with some brake clean either & you may not even have to remove the wheels to do it

daytonalo

When a brake job is performed , at a minimum always scuff rotors with 80 grit then brake clean and then you have to break the pads in slowly if not the pads will glaze over !

CFMopar

well feels better already. I might off broken in the pads to quick   :-X Ok I know I did. But drove it last night taking it easy and it felt alot better...

1971 Charger SE 440 automatic
2014 Ram EcoDiesel Laramie
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCkKIkpXr-77fWg7JkeoV_g