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573nny

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Just a short intro. After a life-time of Toyotas, the '19 Ram 1500 swayed me away from brand loyalty. Great ride, and a beautiful truck.

Unfortunately, after 2000 miles, the brakes are squealing so badly, and three trips to the dealer where they refuse to acknowledge the problem. A co-worker sent me to this forum on the issue.

Thanks!


-Erik
 

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You will find many here to help with the problems. Welcome
 

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Sorry to heAR after switching from a brand you get something so annoying and seamingly simple as brake squeal. Hope you can get some info here and educate your dealer and get your truck fixed.
 

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Welcome!

As for the brake squeal you could try this and see if it helps:

Breaking-in your rotors is essential after every installation of new pads or rotors, please follow the steps below
  • STEP 1: Find a safe place to execute the break-in procedure for your vehicle.
  • STEP 2: Perform 5 moderate or aggressive stops at 5MPH/10km to 40MPH/60km without allowing the brakes to cool down or coming to a complete stop.
  • STEP 3: Perform 5 moderate stops at 5MPH/10km to 25MPH/40km and allow the rotors cool down after each application.
 

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Welcome!

As for the brake squeal you could try this and see if it helps:

Breaking-in your rotors is essential after every installation of new pads or rotors, please follow the steps below
  • STEP 1: Find a safe place to execute the break-in procedure for your vehicle.
  • STEP 2: Perform 5 moderate or aggressive stops at 5MPH/10km to 40MPH/60km without allowing the brakes to cool down or coming to a complete stop.
  • STEP 3: Perform 5 moderate stops at 5MPH/10km to 25MPH/40km and allow the rotors cool down after each application.


Always thought those speeds need to be reversed cause how to you aggressively brake and gain speed.:ROFLMAO::)
 

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I'll try both bedding methods once I get the rotors scrubbed. Up... and down again.

Can't end up worse than it is now! :D
 

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I'll try both bedding methods once I get the rotors scrubbed. Up... and down again.

Can't end up worse than it is now! :D
Thanks and please report back whether it was effective, there are others with the same problem.
 

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