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01-07-2007, 06:17 PM
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Re: Rear Brake/Axle Groan...
I read through the entire manual again. I can't find ANYWEAR where it says
"The H-3 HUMMER has an exclusive GROANING noise in its brakes so as to make this vehicle stand out from all others"
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01-07-2007, 09:20 PM
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Re: Rear Brake/Axle Groan...
yea i go to smith point sometimes. Im in medford. I went to that trip with the dealer to paragon too if you went you probly seen me. I had a black one. Brought my girlfriend. Black hair big boobs.
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01-08-2007, 04:20 PM
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Re: Rear Brake/Axle Groan...
Say Whaaaat ! Boobies ....
A set of boobs is always something you should always bring with you wheeling,a perfect accessory for the H3
Sorry I got distracted whaaat where we talking about.
Oh yeh let me know how it goes today with the boobies...Woops I mean the H3 
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01-08-2007, 07:13 PM
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Re: Rear Brake/Axle Groan...
Somehow I've managed to avoid ever reading this thread.. I didn't want to temp fate.. Would rather not know there is a problem that could happen.. Wouldn't worry and be listening to every little noise that way..
Anyroads.. I scanned through the entire thing quickly.. Saw stuff about replacing pads, resurfacing rotors, sanding stuff, etc... If this IS just noisey pads it may be as simple as modifying the pad just enough to change any harmonic resonance..
The brakes on my motorcycle are some noisy SOBs... They squeal, they groan, they cuss at me, etc... I found that if the leading and trailing edge of the pads are cut off at a 45 degree angle, noises all but go completely away..
Just something to think about...
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01-08-2007, 07:57 PM
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Re: Rear Brake/Axle Groan...
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Originally Posted by Crash ?
Somehow I've managed to avoid ever reading this thread.. I didn't want to temp fate.. Would rather not know there is a problem that could happen.. Wouldn't worry and be listening to every little noise that way..
Anyroads.. I scanned through the entire thing quickly.. Saw stuff about replacing pads, resurfacing rotors, sanding stuff, etc... If this IS just noisey pads it may be as simple as modifying the pad just enough to change any harmonic resonance..
The brakes on my motorcycle are some noisy SOBs... They squeal, they groan, they cuss at me, etc... I found that if the leading and trailing edge of the pads are cut off at a 45 degree angle, noises all but go completely away..
Just something to think about...
Rob
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Maybe that's why mine stopping groaning (except for once)?
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01-08-2007, 10:13 PM
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Re: Rear Brake/Axle Groan...
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Maybe that's why mine stopping groaning (except for once)?
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Im going to rotate the tires next month and inspect the brakes myself,I will have it apart so I might as well shave the pads It couldnt hurt.
I might also add lube and add shims if needed.
hmmm :The once it did it could thet have been the antilocks?
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01-09-2007, 01:25 AM
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Re: Rear Brake/Axle Groan...
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Originally Posted by fourfourto
hmmm :The once it did it could thet have been the antilocks?
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I was the passenger on that drive, so I don't know if it was the same as before with the brake pedal feeling, too. It had sounded the same as all the other times, though. I cringed and said, "Ohhhhh no ...". It was a pretty steep grade, though, and a very fast stop. I made a hard stop yesterday which SHOULD have made the groan (if the groan was going to happen) .. but, it didn't. I've never hit the brakes hard enough (in my opinion) to make the antilocks engage. Is it a similar sound, in your opinion?
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