Vibration in front end
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The rotors are new I replaced them with the pads. If feels like its coming from the drivers side. Could the caliper be sticking a little. Would that cause it?
Yesterday I drive 60 miles no problem. On my way home It started acting up. I today I pull off front tires recheck everything and it was fine. Drove 20 miles and it was fine. Did some running around town and it started up again.
If I'm on the brakes till I stop it doesn't do it. If I use the brake enough to come to a gradual stop then it does it.
Yesterday I drive 60 miles no problem. On my way home It started acting up. I today I pull off front tires recheck everything and it was fine. Drove 20 miles and it was fine. Did some running around town and it started up again.
If I'm on the brakes till I stop it doesn't do it. If I use the brake enough to come to a gradual stop then it does it.
Last edited by noman; 10-03-2011 at 06:49 PM.
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Pull the wheels and look for a spot where a wheel weight was,just to see if one came off during the brake job....What brand of rotors and pads did you buy for it? Were they remans or new? You'de be surprised at how many mechanics can tell you of new or reman rotors that weren't true,I've even seen them overturned and too thin meet minimum req's....just to eliminate you could rotate your wheels front to back and see if it goes away...kinda isolate to or away from the wheels/tires.....
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I bought the pads and rotors at autozone. duralast pads I can't remember the rotors they might be the same. Another thing I noticed. I have a little play when I move the tires front to back. I'd say less than 1/8 inch. I don't know if that would have anything to do with it. I wouldn't think so since I never had problems before I did the work this weekend.
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