Brake Disc Rotor Problems of Ford Explorer Sport Trac

2002 Ford sport trac- vehicle has less than 40,000 miles on it. Had to have brakes and rotors replaced. Brakes were replaced and rotors turned first time at 21,532 miles on 01-19-04. Complained several times about excessive brake dust, rotors were turned again at 26,885 on 08-27-05. On August 23, 2005 while driving, vehicle just stopped, had towed to Ford dealership and was told it was the air flow valve. Asked Ford to fix and also change oil, service called back to say I needed new brakes and rotors needed to be turned. Gave permission to fix. Received another phone call shortly after saying rotors could not be turned they needed to be replaced. Called Ford customer service in michigan as was told that brakes were only under warranty for 12,000 miles. Having had the rotors turned twice and then replaced and having less than 40,000 miles on vehicle seemed excessive.

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Caller has had to replace the rotors on her vehicle twice. The first time was at 26000 miles and the second time was at 53000 miles. This happened without warning both times. Dealer fixed them the first time. Caller said yesterday she heard a noise and took it in and was told it was the rotor. Today bell tire CO. Is fixing the second mishap. Manufacturer has not been contacted yet. Caller does not remember when the first time was.

I was driving my truck and all of a sudden brakes started grinding and truck would barely stop. Ph.