so everytime i take my car up past 60-65 mph when i go to brake the whole care tends to shake/vibrate/pulsate and the steering wheel. however i feel nothing in the brake pedal so i dont think it rotors.any ideas?
so everytime i take my car up past 60-65 mph when i go to brake the whole care tends to shake/vibrate/pulsate and the steering wheel. however i feel nothing in the brake pedal so i dont think it rotors.any ideas?
Yeah def sounds like the above. What sucks is if you ride it like that the tires can wear down crazy fast then you got to buy all new tires. But on the bright side comes a fun burnout!!!!
i have had this problem for about a year now
thought it was tires replaced
thought it was rims replaced and new tires all balenced
thought it was allignment got that done
the last thing i have to replace is the damn rotors and calipers so i hope you get this solved
The easiest way is to reverse engineer the problem... start at the tires and work your way in. Tires, Wheels, Hub, Brakes, Wheel Bearings, Suspension, Tie Rods, Steering Rack, etc....
see what i dont understand is that this started a lil while back...once i got my springs i had the car aligned...when i took it to the shop they said my tires need to be balanced too so i said sure why not...not sure why they needed to be balanced bc they were fine as far i know...then after that stuff i had a really bad shake at around 62+ and i took it back several times and they kept rebalancing them...eventually i just dealt with it and then i noticed that the inside of my tire had be like shaved off...that is from the odd tire wear b4 the alignment since i did have my springs on there for like a month and a half b4 aligning it...so i got new tires and they put em on and balanced and now i still have a small shake at like 65+...its nowhere near as bad tho...
it could be warped rotors. it's not really expensive to get them turned at an auto parts store. maybe $35 each? i'd look at the rotors really well (mine does that a little bit too)
well see i just went ahead and replaced the lower ball joints on both sides of the front of the car and in the process ****ed up the outer tie rod ends so i replaced them also....however now im still getting this lil creaky door clicking noise whenever i turn the wheel so im going to go ahead and replace the inner tie rod ends in the next week or two. i wanted to go ahead and get an alignment after that but the thing is that i will hopefully have enough money in about a month or two to but the Tokico HP series lowering coil over shock/strut kit all around and will have to align it again so i was trying to hold off till then but looks like ill have to do it soon with all the **** ive messed wit in the front already probably threw the alignment out of wack
i have all new brake pads new rotors and all new calipers so i know its not that.. ive noticed a lot but i mean a lot of mustangs with this problem... i hate driving around at night because my lights vibrates a lot and distracts a lot of people...
i replaced the brake pads a month or so ago with ceramics and the rotors looked fine so its gotta be something else for me. im thinking tire balancing and alignment, i just wanna go back to driving a smooth car vs it pulsating like its a ****ing rocket blasting off lol
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