[killerBkilled]

I just pulled my dime out of the garage today, and there was snow in the driveway of course, I hit the brakes and thought I was stopped until I felt the truck sliding it's ass end..I look out back at my wheels and to my surprise they were both still spinning....okaaaaay...the question i'm gonna ask is do I need to check the rear brakes and see if they need to be changed or just do a re adjustment? the pedal damn near goes to the floor when pressed hard and I had to press hard to make them stop spinning. I changed the front pads out...I can't remember if I bled them or not. DAMN computerized pieces of sh*t. BTW, does anyone know how to get rid of the ZZZ ZZZZ ZZZZ sound when sliding and switch to REAL brakes?

 

[acrofobia]

That zzzz zzzzz zzzzzzzzzz sound is your anti lock brakes, and you might want to bleed the brakes at all 4 corners(and check to see it the shoes need replacing). Also, remember rear brakes only receive 20% of the braking power, so if you're on ice then it's gonna take a little longer for them to stop, cuz the other 80% are holding the front brakes, plus if there is air in the system it'll take even longer.

 

[MoNkEyZQ8]

Mine has spun the rear tires, while I was on the brake before, but I didnt have to put it to the floor to stop them..

You may need new shoes, or adjust them..