vibration when braking not caused by rotors
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vibration when braking not caused by rotors
Hi All, I have a 2001 2500 Ram diesel. Currently it has a major vibration when hitting the brakes. I assumed it was rotors and replaced them but it still vibrates. had old rotors recut and reinstalled to make sure I didn't get a bad rotor. I still vibrates. All front end components are new including track bar. I'm at wits end to find the problem, any input would be appreciated.
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The vibration seems more like its in the floor, it's a wobble that seems to be in one spot in the revolution of the wheel, it seems like a warped rotor, but I proved it wasn't rotors by changing them,having old ones recut and reinstalling them and the vibration remains the same. This is getting frustrating.
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The vibration seems more like in the floor than anything else,it's more like a wobble and only happens when brake is applied, like I said I thought it was a rotor,but I proved it wasn't by changing them twice, I also changed the wheel bearings recently with cheap Chinese ones. The vibration seems like its only in one spot in the rotation on the wheel. Its getting frustrating.
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I had a vibe that acted like warped rotors and only happened during braking.
Had two shops tell me it was brakes. I didn't believe them. Guess what it was?
Drive shaft u-joints.
I had recently put on new tires and they were slightly smaller than the old set which put the shaft at different angle, allowing the worn out ujoints to show a symptom.
Had two shops tell me it was brakes. I didn't believe them. Guess what it was?
Drive shaft u-joints.
I had recently put on new tires and they were slightly smaller than the old set which put the shaft at different angle, allowing the worn out ujoints to show a symptom.