Three problems related to brake disc rotor have been reported for the 1999 Ford Ranger. The most recently reported issues are listed below.
The front disc brake rotors were corroded and overheated. Dealerships would not repair, because the VIN was not included with recall 98v005000.
The brakes made a loud noise when they were depressed. It was later determined that the rotors were pitted. The independent repair shop indicated this may be caused by a possible defect in the rotors material. There was 50 percent of the brake pad life that remained. Ford stated that there is no recall for this problem and will not repair the rotors. (the vehicle was past warranty).
Brake pulsation. Rotors turned at 9000 miles. Rotors replaced at 15000 miles. Rotors turned at 23000 miles. Pulsation returning at 27000 miles.