Kyle,
As much as you have been working to keep the truck in shape and for the cost of
the rotors maybe you should just replace them and see if it helps. To me, and
i'm no expert, it seems that the amount of miles you sais you have on your
rotors is very high. I had to replace the factory rotors on my '96 at 45k and
they had been warped and giving me back vibration in the wheel since I had 18k
on it. It might be something else, but I think I have to agree with most people
are saying and replace the rotors. You're lucky, I thought my rotors on my 2
wheel drive were easy but yours are simple.
Jeff Durling
'96 RC Sport-318
Kyle Kozubal wrote:
>
> I did a brake job about 2 months ago. What are you talking about rotors
> beings torqued down????? My rotors just slide over the hub assembly and
> over/through the lud threads. I have a 4WD Dak remember, maybe you are
> thinking about rotors off of a 2WD Dak, which may require some type of
> fastenings. Thanks anyways!
> Kyle
> 93 Dakota 4x4 V6
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