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General => The garage => Topic started by: saalro on 31 August 2009, 21:12
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Olla! I recently changed my front brake pads and disks (GSF Parts, cheap stuff, may be relevant, may not). I also drove down a real bad road pretty much made for tractors, lots of stones/ rocks/ hills with rocks and stones, the bottom of the car hitting the floor and steering being thrown all over the place, it wasn't intentional, iphone GPS it rubbish by the way lol...
So basically when i brake now i've started noticing the steering wheel wobbles, could this be tracking related, could it be a screw from the calipers missing and this causing it to judder, could it be cheap parts from GSF...?
Any possible reasons would be appreciated.
Thanksss.
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did you clean the hubs up before fitting the new disks
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Yup yup!
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Loose wheel bolts.
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Badly machined discs perhaps. I changed the discs on my old audi 80, and they shook the wheel under breaking. Took them back changed them over, and problem solved.
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Warped disc?
Has your car got ABS?
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Wheel balance weight missing or knocked off.
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I was thinking warped disc, but i did run them in?!
Yeah i've got ABS but it's a different type of wobble if that's what you're thinking, this is a wobble i feel through the steering wheel, not a judder through the pedal.
If it was a wheel weight would it the steering wheel not shake at high speeds also?
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I had the same ,i warped my disks i know the wobble your on about just the steering shakes but depends on how hard your braking.
hope that helps
sharki
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I had the same ,i warped my disks i know the wobble your on about just the steering shakes but depends on how hard your braking.
hope that helps
sharki
Yeah sounds about right!
Is a warped disc an issue, i feel safe driving it?
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well i just learnt how to use the gears to slow down, but mine only did it from 50mph under that there was no wobble or shake. but if yours does that 30 and over then id change them.