Last year, my front discs were replaced by the indy I use, and have a high level of confidence in. A month or so later, the discs were vibrating again and I took the car to a main dealer who replaced them under warranty and the tie rods and wishbone bushes.
Car was better for a while but the vibration (on braking) returned. Since then have had full suspension replaced with oem, replaced a front brake caliper, new pads (again), a couple of wheel alignments and wheels (all 4) balanced twice. Car just returned from having most bushes replaced (control arm rear mounts, rear axle beam bushes, final drive rubber mount) and another wheel alignment and brake fluid change. The handling is now taught but, the car still vibrates through the steering wheel on braking. It's not major, but it's not right!
My indy seems to be out of ideas (so am I) and has suggested changing wheel bearings although there is no obvious problem with them (noise etc). Could of course be warped discs again (but third set?).
I would just have the discs replaced again if this would solve the issue but i'm not confident in this.
Any thoughts/ideas/experience would be greatfully received.
Cheers,
Ian
Car was better for a while but the vibration (on braking) returned. Since then have had full suspension replaced with oem, replaced a front brake caliper, new pads (again), a couple of wheel alignments and wheels (all 4) balanced twice. Car just returned from having most bushes replaced (control arm rear mounts, rear axle beam bushes, final drive rubber mount) and another wheel alignment and brake fluid change. The handling is now taught but, the car still vibrates through the steering wheel on braking. It's not major, but it's not right!
My indy seems to be out of ideas (so am I) and has suggested changing wheel bearings although there is no obvious problem with them (noise etc). Could of course be warped discs again (but third set?).
I would just have the discs replaced again if this would solve the issue but i'm not confident in this.
Any thoughts/ideas/experience would be greatfully received.
Cheers,
Ian
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