anyone else seem to have alot of brake rotor problems pulsat
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Hey, thanks Ranger. That was interesting. As I read that, I understood that one possible reason I have had little trouble with warping or with pad deposition, is that I ALWAYS buy the cheapest (abrasive) pads. Not so much because they are cheap, (reason enough) but because they are quiet. I also usually drive very gently, and generally avoid hard braking.
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Originally Posted by bill buttermore
Hey, thanks Ranger. That was interesting.
With one qualifier, presuming that the hub and wheel flange are flat and in good condition and that the wheel bolts or hat mounting hardware is in good condition, installed correctly and tightened uniformly and in the correct order to the recommended torque specification, [...]
The service manual does say you can use a torque stick with an impact wrench, but hand tightening as a final step is best, IMHO. Whenever one of our cars goes in for service that involves taking wheels off, I redo the lugnuts when I get it back home, just to be sure.
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