Braking Wobble

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adc82@msn.com

• Jul 4, 2011

• #1

After replacing my disks and pads front and rear I am concerned i made a mistake. I now have a iritating judder coming through the steering wheel when I am braking. Does anyone know the possible cause of this? There are no funny noises or anything and the braking performance seems good and consistent. I am concerned that I cocked up during the change and I may be on the road to serious pain and grief if I dont get it sorted!

 

luke3

• Jul 4, 2011

• #2

Omg I noticed this today, would like to know as well!!

 

Foxspeed

"the new red baron"

Moderator

• Jul 4, 2011

• #3

when replacing the discs some rust may have got between the rear face of the disc and the hub causing it to have too much run-out (disc does not rotate straight) or the face of the hubs wasnt cleaned prior to fitting perhaps?

 

luke3

• Jul 4, 2011

• #4

Mine Judders sometimes when I start braking then stops, but it's irritating
Lol!

 

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adc82@msn.com

• Jul 5, 2011

• #5

foxspeed said:

when replacing the discs some rust may have got between the rear face of the disc and the hub causing it to have too much run-out (disc does not rotate straight) or the face of the hubs wasnt cleaned prior to fitting perhaps?

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I'm pretty certain I did a thorough job cleaning the face of the hubs so maybe there could be some rust wedged in. DO you think a small restrip could be in order? I'll take a look at it when I'm next on leave.

 

Foxspeed

"the new red baron"

Moderator

• Jul 5, 2011

• #6

adc82@msn.com said:

I'm pretty certain I did a thorough job cleaning the face of the hubs so maybe there could be some rust wedged in. DO you think a small restrip could be in order? I'll take a look at it when I'm next on leave.

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yes - back to basics - most like the fronts as the rears arent seperate