Guys,
I've had a pulsation in my truck anytime I put the brakes on which I thought for sure was from my brakes. I was convinced it was my rear brakes since you could see the bed shake when the brakes were applied. I had a mechanic friend of mine replace the rear drums and shoes for me since I was too busy to do it myself. AFter he replaced them the pulsation was still there and he said it felt to him as if it was the front rotors warped. I just today replaced my front pads and rotors and took it for a spin. The pulsation is almost completely gone but not really. It's way less severe than before but I can still feel it in the wheel when I apply the brakes. Now I'm stumped as to what it could be. Does anybody have any suggestions? I'd hate to keep throwing money chasing a problem when I clearly don't know what is causing it.
I've had a pulsation in my truck anytime I put the brakes on which I thought for sure was from my brakes. I was convinced it was my rear brakes since you could see the bed shake when the brakes were applied. I had a mechanic friend of mine replace the rear drums and shoes for me since I was too busy to do it myself. AFter he replaced them the pulsation was still there and he said it felt to him as if it was the front rotors warped. I just today replaced my front pads and rotors and took it for a spin. The pulsation is almost completely gone but not really. It's way less severe than before but I can still feel it in the wheel when I apply the brakes. Now I'm stumped as to what it could be. Does anybody have any suggestions? I'd hate to keep throwing money chasing a problem when I clearly don't know what is causing it.