Five problems related to brake disc pads have been reported for the 1996 GMC Suburban. The most recently reported issues are listed below.
Brake pedal is spongy, and there is extended braking distance. Dealer has replaced front pads and front discs. But, did not remedy problem.
While braking vehicle will pull to the left severely which may cause loss of vehicle control. Dealer replaced rear brakes and front brake pads, but the problem is still occurring. Gm says that there is nothing they can do.
When the brakes are applied the vehicle experiences extended stopping distance. The dealer has replaced the brake pads and the rotors on the vehicle.
Brake pads had to be replaced on four occasions on front wheels within every 13,000 miles of wear. Notified dealer and informed consumer to contact manufacturer who, in turn advised consumer to contact NHTSA. Can NHTSA help or provide additional information on this matter.
When applying abs brakes pedal becomes extremely soft and nearly goes to floor, causing extended stopping distance. Also, brake pads and rotors have been replaced. But has not corrected the problem. Please give any further details.