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Fix brake vibration by braking really hard to remove pad deposits?

Originally Posted by Alstann It's most likely hot spotting, commonly referred to (incorrectly, technically) as rotor warp. Resurfacing the rotors is definitely the way to go, some people have luck

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Old 01-17-2012, 11:39 PM   #1 (permalink)
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It's most likely hot spotting, commonly referred to (incorrectly, technically) as rotor warp. Resurfacing the rotors is definitely the way to go, some people have luck with a re-bed in, but others do not.
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ya a lot of people still are under the belief that rotors warp. i understand that it's simply pad deposits but either way it's fixed the same way. i just don't want to go through the hassle of going to a shop if i can help it.
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Check out this article. Using aggressive pads may possibly clean the pad material off of your rotors...but it may not. It's worth a shot though before spending money.
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ya a lot of people still are under the belief that rotors warp. i understand that it's simply pad deposits but either way it's fixed the same way. i just don't want to go through the hassle of going to a shop if i can help it.
They do warp. Stick a dial indicator on a rotor and see. If you have enough meat on the rotor, you can cut it. If not, you will have to replace it.
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