I know your squeak and the brake pad thing they told you is bs. I've have never
been able to find it and it finally did stop. I think it's related to my
sway-bar end links taking a total dump and now tranferring every bump and jolt
from the road. I have new ones on order since no had them the hell of owning a
dak. Anyway, I hope this helped out some. BTW, did your brake rotors suck too?
Meaning, did they warp really bad really fast (ie 20k)?
Jeff Durling
'96 RC Sport - 318
Tim wrote:
> Hey Jason, glad you got the squeak fixed. A few years ago, I wouldn't of
> taken my dog to Carlin Dodge to be fixed. They had about the worst salesmen
> and service on the planet. They felt they knew everything and treated their
> customers like they had rabies. GO BACK TO THE SERVICEMAN THAT SAID THEY
> WOULD REPLACE THE INJECTORS--GET IT IN WRITING. One reason is because if
> that serviceman gets FIRED or TRANSFERRED, you don't have anything saying
> that they were going to do anything . Ain't strange noises a BITCH to locate
> and isolate? I have a noise on my '95, and I think it's the new brake pads
> on the front left. I've had the truck up on a lift and rotated the wheels(of
> course no noise), but when its down on the ground and I'm in reverse, it's
> sounds like a wheel bearing. The place I had the brakes done say it's the
> brake pad rubbing on a part of the rotor that wasn't used with the original
> pads-hence the grinding.
> Sorry I couldn't help you with your computer before-I don't know much
> about about them. Hope you have your problem fixed. I did notice the other
> day, that y;ou got another computer.
> Tim Roller
> '95 SLT+ CC 5.2 Auto 3/4 R/T
> Emerald Green
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