Brakes
Owners describe brake pedals that fade, sink, or fail to stop the truck promptly, sometimes with ABS lights or fluid leaks appearing first. Repairs such as new pads, rotors, or master cylinders sometimes helped, but several owners say the problem returned.
- Warning signs:
- Owners noticed a soft or sinking brake pedal, unusual squeaking, pedal fade after sitting at a stop, dashboard ABS/traction/stability warning lights, or a fluid puddle before full failure.
- What shops did:
- Dealers and shops replaced rotors, pads, master cylinders, and brake boosters, though some owners report the problem returned or was never resolved.
- Mileage:
- most between 5,000 and 25,000 miles, among 18 complaints that give it
“The brake pedal feels extremely soft when pressed and the pedal nearly hits the floor”
“The brake petal keeps moving down as I keep pressure on it. It works fine for the 1st two weeks”
