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#556865 07/19/2009 2:07 PM
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I know this is to new for the bolt page, but I thought I would ask anyway. My father-in-law has a 2005 GMC truck and the brakes squeel when you start to back up. It is very anoying to say the least. He has had it to 3 different shops and everyone says the same thing, Thats the nature of GM trucks. Does anyone have a suggestion on what I could do to stop the squeeling? The truck only has 25000 miles on it and the pads look new. Thanks in advance.

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Hy elm [51 Basket case], try making a few medium to hard stops in reverse from five to ten miles an hour, and see if the noise changes or goes away. I assume that truck has four wheel disc brakes, is that correct?

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1/2 ton or 3/4-1 ton? 1/2 tons are rear drum for that year, 3/4-1 tons are 4 wheel disks. I've never heard of one doing that with either system as a "normal" thing. Is the noise coming from front or rear? Could be as simple as dust buildup in the rear.


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Dirt/dust between the disc pad & the caliper is causing the squeal. Take them apart & clean, then add some anti-squeal shim's between the pad & caliper along w/some Silicone brake grease in the contact area's....Joe

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Sorry about that. It is a 1/2 ton two wheel drive. Can you get the shims from the local flaps store or do you have to get them from GM? Thanks for the replies guys. I will try your sugestions ZooKeeper. Thanks again.

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I know at least at my auto parts house you can buy the shims by themselves...Joe


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