Winchester30
FRF Addict
And let’s spell “brake” correctly please and not call them drums, either.
Sorry, personal pet peeves.
Sorry, personal pet peeves.
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Only 2 possibilities are a defective brake pad (warrantable) or road debris getting between the brake pad and rotor (non-warrantable).
I think previous post came across corse and somewhat “altered” due to me nursing this knee replacement.
I guess in short, through aftermarket/competition experience dating back to the earliest of 90’s, unless you are trying to just make it to the next big town, removing material from brake components has always been a big no no. Esp in cases like this where a replacement part would be so inexpensive for the peace of mind provided on a brake system that might already be undersized.
This truck is a 2019 but has less than 5000 miles on it. I just happened to notice that one of the brake drums looks bad. The other 3 are perfect. Is this a warranty issue? For less than 500 miles I think something is wrong.
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similar thing happened to me. I have a 2020 with 3,000 miles on it. Front passenger rotor was showing marks similar to yours. Running my finger nail over those lines I felt no grooves at all. Totally smooth. But I brought to the dealer anyway and they told me this isn’t uncommon on F150’s and the brake pads get some hot spots as they wear in. I left it alone and it basically went away.
Exactly; mine look the same. As long as it’s not a hot spot (discolored) and you can’t feel it with a finger nail, it’s nothing to worry about.