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Worn brake pad...
My dad drives a Tahoe and recently we noticed a squeaking when he hit the brakes. We took a look at the pads, the drivers side inside brake is pictured below (along with a healthy one). Only that brake was worn out and were wondering what might have caused this. I would love to know what issues might cause this.
 Last edited by mechanicalbrain : 13-01-2006 at 23:05. 
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