Car shakes when braking over 110km

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Car shakes when braking over 110km

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04-23-2009, 02:39 PM

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Originally Posted by 5P4RK4

shaking in the brakes is more likely to be warped rotors than pads. Pads tend to squeal when they need to be changed. I'd get them checked out.

x2 on warped rotors, had my car brand new ..after 8k km i had to have them machined then again at 15k ..then i just said fuck it i'll live with it and then i got fed up and bought brake pads/ performance rotors at 25k and been happy ever since

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