91 GMC Sierra 4X4 Brake Problem
Question:
this doesn’t sound right i have done brake work proffesionaly for the last six to seven years don’t be afraid to ask your mechanic or dealer to see the service manual or bulletin for proof. if they are reluctant i would be very wary! – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> I have a 91 GMC Sierra 4X4. I just had to spend $400 getting a brake job. > Just wanted to let everyone know that if you need to have drums and rotors > turned, you are SOL. I was told by GM that because when you pull the > rotors, the holes where the studs come through get out of round. There is > no fix kit for this. You have to buy the whole new drum/rotor, studs and > lugs. The price is $650 each for front rotors and $370 for front rotors for > a grand total of $2,000 for a brake job.
Response:
I have heard of bored and stroked, but….! Later, David
Response:
Why were the rotors separated from the hubs? I pull the whole works and have it turned as a unit. And pardon my skepticism, but that price for rotors seems a bit steep, even for GM. Gary at No Bull Transmission Service Jacksonville, IL; where Cruise Night is September 25th in 1999. Questions Cheerfully Answered, Accuracy Not Guaranteed e-mail to: glaenzeratrtprodotnet Bench Grinder: A device designed by the same people who gave us the warp drive on Star Trek; which propels small objects out of the known universe at faster-than-light speeds.
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->I have a 91 GMC Sierra 4X4. I just had to spend $400 getting a brake job. >Just wanted to let everyone know that if you need to have drums and rotors >turned, you are SOL. I was told by GM that because when you pull the >rotors, the holes where the studs come through get out of round. There is >no fix kit for this. You have to buy the whole new drum/rotor, studs and >lugs. The price is $650 each for front rotors and $370 for front rotors for >a grand total of $2,000 for a brake job.
Response:
I have a 91 GMC Sierra 4X4. I just had to spend $400 getting a brake job. Just wanted to let everyone know that if you need to have drums and rotors turned, you are SOL. I was told by GM that because when you pull the rotors, the holes where the studs come through get out of round. There is no fix kit for this. You have to buy the whole new drum/rotor, studs and lugs. The price is $650 each for front rotors and $370 for front rotors for a grand total of $2,000 for a brake job.
