Dakota 2004 - Vibration Problems
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TomA,
Now that you mentioned, I did rotate the tires the same day I did the brakes. Could be that one of the back tires, now mounted in the front, is causing the vibrating problem?
Thanks for the input.
Now that you mentioned, I did rotate the tires the same day I did the brakes. Could be that one of the back tires, now mounted in the front, is causing the vibrating problem?
Thanks for the input.
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It's certainly possible. I've seen irregular treadwear cause similar problems, even though it wasn't obvious at all just by looking at it.
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things to check
Rotors were they a discount brand a no name ebay brand?
That may be your problem you may need to have them checked out?
They may need turning even new could use a light turning if the part sat on a shelf for a year or more.
Are the rotors slotted and drilled? Are the pads the ceramic ones and are they a good name or some no name brand?
I have never use the slotted or drilled rotors but is there a left and a right side and you cant change them L for L and r for r if you know what I mean.
That may be your problem you may need to have them checked out?
They may need turning even new could use a light turning if the part sat on a shelf for a year or more.
Are the rotors slotted and drilled? Are the pads the ceramic ones and are they a good name or some no name brand?
I have never use the slotted or drilled rotors but is there a left and a right side and you cant change them L for L and r for r if you know what I mean.