Fuel leak and custom waves

[carrasco4712]

Does anyone know how this happens? I have a custom wave job on my rotors
One side is real pretty almost as deep as a pencil
Just trying to see what I can do to prevent this in the future, it is how I got the truck
It has a nice wobble at about 40 mph not too bad as you would think

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[cpdenton]

Your pads are a little thin, and when they get completely wore out, and then metal starts digging into he rotor, that is how this happens.

You really need to replace those soon. Rotor thickness is a safety issue.

 

[IDIoit]

those pads are roached,
why people let them get down this far is beyond me.
now not only do you need pads, you need new rotors too, and may as well do bearings.
and while youre at it I would atleast check u-joints.

it would really help us to help you if we knew what kind of truck youre talking about.

 

[carrasco4712]

Your pads are a little thin, and when they get completely wore out, and then metal starts digging into he rotor, that is how this happens.

You really need to replace those soon. Rotor thickness is a safety issue.

Ahhh, I see. So sounds like a PO had drove it with completely worn out pads for a while and didn't bother with rotors. Yeah I've got new rotors and calipers and pads. I'll get that done this week. Just found out I also have a leak where air is getting in on one of my lines. It bubbles out in the middle of the hose. Anyone have suggestions on a good kit?

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It bubbles from the wet line you can see next to the GPR and leaks from 2 others but very minor. Then it also looks like I have a leak on one of my lines to the IP-for those they are the sleeve o-rings right?

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[79jasper]

I have a rotor like that, but it's on the inside. At the time, didn't have the time/money to replace. Not to mention the pain it is to change the rotors on my year d60. Lol

I can't see where the fuel is bubbling, but I'm sure you just need a return line kit.
And no, there's no sleeves on the injector lines.

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