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Old 08-07-2013, 03:18 PM
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The groan usually happens when they get glazed over. I was thinking if you got new pads but not new rotors that it would explain the situation.

I'd probably take it all apart, clean thoroughly with brake cleaner, then reassemble with caliper grease so they can slide freely. That will also give you a chance to inspect your calipers for seizing issues as that it a common failure on these trucks.
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