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9COOP5

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Not sure why this groove is there on a 2008 Explorer?

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It looks like a wear groove. Are the pads worn and metal to metal contact is occurring? Maybe there is debris between the rotor and the pad scouring out the rotor.
 






It looks like a wear groove. Are the pads worn and metal to metal contact is occurring? Maybe there is debris between the rotor and the pad scouring out the rotor.
OK I will check for debris or something. There is still a good amount of brake pad left on both sides.
 






OK I will check for debris or something. There is still a good amount of brake pad left on both sides.
Is the scouring something that has happened recently? It could have happened from a previous set of pads being worn down and the rotors were not replaced.
 






Is the scouring something that has happened recently? It could have happened from a previous set of pads being worn down and the rotors were not replaced.
I just noticed a few days ago after having tires and rims installed. It started making this scrubbing noise, and rattling type noise also when hitting a bump.
 






Something stuck between the pad and rotor.
 












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