Car shakes when braking at 55 - 70 MPH.
Why my 91 Accord EX shakes when braking at 55 - 70 MPH? At low speed, it brakes smoothly. I just got 4 wheels balancing 1 weeks ago and changed my rotor 2 weeks ago.
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When you replaced the pads, were they evenly worn or was one worn much more than the rest?
It is possible that something is sticking, either a piston in the caliper or some other moving part of the caliper assembly (sorry, I don't remember just which caliper assembly your car has).
New does not necessarily mean "good". It is possible that the new rotors have a problem so check them for runout to be sure.
There was a suggestion to check ball joints. While doing that do not forget to check the tie rod ends as they can be a source of trouble also.
Good Luck
It is possible that something is sticking, either a piston in the caliper or some other moving part of the caliper assembly (sorry, I don't remember just which caliper assembly your car has).
New does not necessarily mean "good". It is possible that the new rotors have a problem so check them for runout to be sure.
There was a suggestion to check ball joints. While doing that do not forget to check the tie rod ends as they can be a source of trouble also.
Good Luck
If the shake was also at low speed I would say replace the rotors.
Torque your wheels or remove the wheels and check for ANY debris between teh wheel and rotor. Reinstall the wheels and torque your wheels.
Torque your wheels or remove the wheels and check for ANY debris between teh wheel and rotor. Reinstall the wheels and torque your wheels.
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