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Just sharing some info here. Had a service parking brake message come up in me '20 2500. Truck has about 27k miles. Pulled codes C060B and C0616. Pulled the L/R wheel to inspect and both parking brake shoes had no lining left at all. Passenger side actually fell apart when I pulled the rotor. Replaced the shoes and cleared the codes and its all good. FYI you can replace the shoes without pulling off the hub but is is a little tricky, a pair of 45degree needle nose pliers definitely helps. 

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The codes are for the parking brake actuators. You sure the actuators or what sends a signal to the actuators isn't faulty?

 

And that's a lot of rust!

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How does a parking brake shoe get worn to nothing on a vehicle with automatic release?  Are they set up to drag?  I can’t imagine going to the trouble of putting louvers over the radiator but them letting parking brake shoes drag. 

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