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Spikesoftail · 11-15-2009

With a brand new brake rotor, there should be no shake at all. Is this shake starting immediatly after the install, or is it happening after a few day/weeks/months of driving?

If its happening immediatly I would have to say its something about the install. Rotor not seated on the hub properly would be my first thought.

If its happening after a bit of driving I would say your either really hard on your brakes ( I know that never happens) your rear brakes arent working properly causing your fronts to do all the stopping, or your calipers arent releasing. All of which would cause your rotors to heat up and warp pretty quick.

11-15-2009	#10
Spikesoftail Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Coon Rapids, MN Drives: 96 Talon Tsi AWD Auto Posts: 318	Re: recurring brake rotor problem... With a brand new brake rotor, there should be no shake at all. Is this shake starting immediatly after the install, or is it happening after a few day/weeks/months of driving? If its happening immediatly I would have to say its something about the install. Rotor not seated on the hub properly would be my first thought. If its happening after a bit of driving I would say your either really hard on your brakes ( I know that never happens) your rear brakes arent working properly causing your fronts to do all the stopping, or your calipers arent releasing. All of which would cause your rotors to heat up and warp pretty quick.