Chugging Sound - Think It May Be Brakes
#11
Brakes pulsing could be a warped rotor. I would say that you need to look into a brake job.....or maybe take it to one of the local shops for a "free" brake insp. (That is if you do not do your own work) The local dealer always gives me a free check on things along with the free oil change. They even did a free brake insp. on my grandsons '93 Explorer when he caught an oil change special.
#12
Brakes pulsing could be a warped rotor. I would say that you need to look into a brake job.....or maybe take it to one of the local shops for a "free" brake insp. (That is if you do not do your own work) The local dealer always gives me a free check on things along with the free oil change. They even did a free brake insp. on my grandsons '93 Explorer when he caught an oil change special.
Everything feels good without taking the wheel off. I think it might be uneven pad wear.
In either case, its just the front brakes (rears are fine) so it won't totally break the bank.
Last edited by Young_Gun; 04-16-2012 at 03:55 PM.
#13
If you need any help, give me a shout.
#18
My guess would be that your rotors are a bit warped. I know that mine are. You can easily pull them and take them over to the auto parts store by the high school and have them turned/trued. It is very inexpensive and if you do that and put on new pads you will be good to go. I can help you if you need it. It is a very simple process. Let me know.
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