Hi Bernd,
Didn't check, but I have NO shimmy in the steering wheel when braking. I
thought the rule of thumb was if the steering wheel "shimmys" it's the
front brakes and if the brade pedal pulses, it's the rear brakes, of
course I could be all wrong on this. I will check the fronts.
Thanks,
Joe B.
bernd@dodgetrucks.org ("Bernd D. Ratsch") wrote in
news:005801c9f342$fa70fe30$65b1fd0a@mhdcjgt.local:
>
> Front rotors warped?
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Joe B. [mailto:JoeB327@comcast.net]
> Sent: Monday, June 22, 2009 8:54 AM
> To: dakota-truck-moderator@bent.twistedbits.net
> Subject: DML: Brake pedal pulsing...
>
>
> Hi guys,
> Looking for some help on brake pedal pulsing. I have a 1999 Dak 4x4
> Sport CC auto trans. Did a front and rear brake job about 3 years ago.
> The rear drums must have been out of round a little bit, but able to
> live with, did NOT notice the brake pedal pulsing when the brake job
> was done. Presently, when the truck is traveling along a road I have
> no shimmy,"bouncing" or any symptom that would make me think I have
> any type of driveline issue. When I apply the brakes I have a brake
> pedal pulsing/pumping. I replaced the rear brake drums (9"), brake
> shoes and put in a brake spring kit. The new brakes solved the
> "bouncing" problem but I still have the pedal pulsing. Any thoughts or
> ideas on what to try next? Thanks,
> Joe B.
>
>
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