2004 Brakes and rotors question

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Sep 21, 2010 | 12:49 PM

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nickxx4360

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From: White plains NY

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Originally Posted by gidy34

It is also possible that the guys that put the new rotors on did not torque the lugs nuts to specs which would cause premature warping.

Does the steering wheel shake or is can you feel it in the seat... Seat = rear brakes.

Will the Auto parts store make good on their product?

def the front cause if I brake in a turn, the steering wheel whats to turn in even more and gets unstable, not a nice feeling

I will have to see what they want to do. about the rotors

Sep 21, 2010 | 01:10 PM

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HemiLonestar

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I wonder if they bothered to seat them once everything was installed.

Sep 22, 2010 | 02:50 PM

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Originally Posted by nickxx4360

1. When you say "turn the rotors" you mean remove them from and then do like a quater turn to the next bolt?

2.What tools would I need to remove the rotors.

3. thanks for the sound advise everyone :-)

1. Brake Lathe at a Brake Shop (dobbs, midas...)
2. Depends on the type of bolt holding the Calipers on. I haven't taken mine off yet, but my old Chevy Blazer needed a Alan wrench bit, for a 3/8 drive ratchet. I think my '98 Dodge Ram was just a regualr bolt.

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