hutcher1 Posted March 13, 2008 Posted March 13, 2008 In December I purchased a 2008 1/2ton crew cab z/71 Silverado. I absolutely love everything about the truck - except the brakes. I will never understand why they went back to rear drum brakes on these trucks. I had a 2003 Sierra with four wheel discs and thought they were great. Great stopping power, great pedal feel, and they lasted forever. These brakes have a very inconsistent feel and much worse stopping power. The question for my post is the inconsistency in the pedal. When stopping I sometimes get a strong firm pedal feel that is very smooth. Other times I will get a very soft pedal that I will have to push firmly on to stop the truck, and what feels like brakes slipping or pulsating right before the vehicle stops. I had the brakes turned right after I got the vehicle because they were pulsating bad. They improved for a while, but now have this very noticable inconsistency. Any suggestions anyone? Could they need turning again? Adjusting? Thanks for any input.
minibike132 Posted March 13, 2008 Posted March 13, 2008 I would clean and adjust the rear and inspect wheel cylinders on a guess. Hard to tell without feeling what you mean.
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