I now have all new rotors and pads up front and drums and shoes out back, but I still get a brake pedal vibration. I'm thinking it could possibly be my wheels out of balance, but they don't vibrate at highway speeds. Any recommendations on what else to check?? BTW, car is a 91 Civic hb.

 

It could be the rotors, warped...fairly common in Honda built cars. Did you install the correct rotors?? or are they OEM (non-Honda). The warped rotor issue is common in some Acuras as the heat warps the rotors that cause excessive steering wheel vibration.

My 2 cents.

Vinnie
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My 2 cents.

Vinnie
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well, obviously its not the rotors, if you read the post, it said he got new ones. i would take it to a tire shop, and have your tires balanced.

good luck

 

Thanks for the replies. I'll have the tires checked and report back. BTW, they're brand new Brembo rotors.

 

Rotate the hub/rotor and watch the gap between the rotor and pad.

 

When u changed ur rotors did u clean all the rust between the rotor and the hub if not there ur go that will cause vibration along with tires and a few other things