Posted by ericy on August 11, 2014 at 21:03:55 from (64.12.112.36):
Hey all I drive a 1992 Chevy 3500 daully to pull my tractors a red one and a green one >> well any ways I had to put on new brake pads and wheel cailpers on the truck about a year ago now this is going to sound a little fishy last fall the pass. side cailper the bolts came out ok got them back in a I HONKED them down as tight as could ok this week end the truck started to sound like some thing is loose and going to fall out.Now I did rotate the tires and I did put on 4 NEW shocks and tonight the noise had me worried I limped home and crawled under and GUESS what I found .... the drivers side cailper bolts where about to fall out I KNOW I put them in and I know they was good and tight can they work out??? I think they had help but I cant prove it
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