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That could’ve been caused when it got wedged between the wheel and caliper. I don’t think the rotors were damp, it was dry outside and I was already 35 miles into my 50 mile commute. I’m at a loss on this one.
My coworker said that it looks like I bought someone else’s problem since it is a reman lol. I’ve put maybe 125 miles on that caliper.
I enlarged the photo and it almost looks like a crack is starting on the bent ears. That thing needs to be scrapped. It literally could have gotten someone (or several someones) killed!
That’s exactly what I was telling my wife, what if she, our daughters or an elderly person was driving when that happened? The brakes are totally gone until you pump the pedal 6 or so times. I managed to get the truck stopped both times by using the e brake and shifting into low.
