Re: Brake Rotort

From: DiscardedSalvacion (bluedoberman@yahoo.com)
Date: Tue Aug 22 2000 - 08:33:54 EDT


I guess there is something about Dodge and brakes that
doesnt go well....this one and similar brake issues
have repeated on here before. I had ONE of the pads
on the driverside lose its pad from one brake to the
next and the snaps on the metal dug into my rotor.
Prior to that it would vibrate through my steering
column anytime I would brake at a speed greater than
40-45 miles. Light braking felt worse but the
vibration was there at any pressure. I had to take my
truck to brake check because I was on my way to work
and had no where else i could go without getting
towed. My rotor was replaced on that side and now
that SAME SIDE!!! is giving that sensation again!!
WHATHEHELL is causing that warping???????I thought
those parts lasted a LOOOONG time?!?

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--- Shawn Villaire <s_villaire@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Ive got almost 15000 miles on my stock rotors and
> the are warped as hell. I
> feel like the dak is gonna flip over when I brake.
> Any way my 5 crap dealer
> said there is nothing they can do because I am over
> 12k miles $#@&^$&#*#.
> Awhile ago you had a link for performance rotors,
> and I couldn't find it in
> the archives. If ya get a chance could ya send it
> my way.
>
> Thanks,
> Shawn
>
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