Rotor wrapped?
#1
Rotor wrapped?
I replaced my front rotors and brake pad about 20k miles ago. Today when I start braking the steering wheel start shaking and the hard i brake he more it shakes. It's not really bad but definitely noticeable. Is it normal for it to go that soon? Btw parts are Lexus oem not aftermarket.
#4
Well, all depends on your driving habits and drive pattern, i.e. more city driving and stop & go will wear them out faster. Also depends if the sliders and clips were cleaned and lubed properly at the time of service. Since you are in PA, and if you live in the humid area, rotors could be getting surface rust when taken off leave the raised section under the pad and over time this will give you the vibrations...
Another thing to consider is that the vibration could be coming from the rear rotors, were they ever replaced?
Lastly, the parts could be still within warranty depending on how long ago they were replaced, so you could possibly get free replacement parts if you complain...
Another thing to consider is that the vibration could be coming from the rear rotors, were they ever replaced?
Lastly, the parts could be still within warranty depending on how long ago they were replaced, so you could possibly get free replacement parts if you complain...
#7
A really good check is at 60-70mph with light pedal application. That should tell you if there is any distortion to the rotors. Harder braking may not show it or could show rear rotor issues...
Other one is if before the first time it happened if the rotors had lots of surface corrosion and until it cleared it was vibrating...
Keep an eye on it and check both FR and RR. They don't go straight on their own
Other one is if before the first time it happened if the rotors had lots of surface corrosion and until it cleared it was vibrating...
Keep an eye on it and check both FR and RR. They don't go straight on their own
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