Pulsating pedal after changing rotor?
07-07-2010, 09:35 AM
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Pulsating pedal after changing rotor?
Changed both rotors on my 93 hatch and I still have a pulsating pedal that goes with the speed of the wheel.
I've installed two new Autozone rotors with relatively new Autozone ceramic pads and the pedal still vibrates and makes a squeking noise at low speeds.
Any help would be appreciated
I've installed two new Autozone rotors with relatively new Autozone ceramic pads and the pedal still vibrates and makes a squeking noise at low speeds.
Any help would be appreciated
07-07-2010, 10:11 AM
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Re: Pulsating pedal after changing rotor?
Just some thoughts:
Maybe the old warped rotors damaged the current pads?
The squeaking brakes also could indicate incorrect re-installation of the old pads. The worst case scenario is that this has warped the new rotors.
Maybe the old warped rotors damaged the current pads?
The squeaking brakes also could indicate incorrect re-installation of the old pads. The worst case scenario is that this has warped the new rotors.
07-07-2010, 10:19 AM
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Re: Pulsating pedal after changing rotor?
Changed both rotors on my 93 hatch and I still have a pulsating pedal that goes with the speed of the wheel.
I've installed two new Autozone rotors with relatively new Autozone ceramic pads and the pedal still vibrates and makes a squeking noise at low speeds.
Any help would be appreciated
I've installed two new Autozone rotors with relatively new Autozone ceramic pads and the pedal still vibrates and makes a squeking noise at low speeds.
Any help would be appreciated
New disks, always use new pads, regardless of how they look.
Dump the ceramic pads and get some sensible ones.
EBC GreenStuff work well for none maniac driving.
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