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Why would my steering wheal shake when i press on my breaks? Why would my steering wheal shake when i press on my breaks?
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Old 05 Sep 2007, 01:14 pm
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Default Why would my steering wheal shake when i press on my breaks?
My car was just recently backed into. Would that make a difference?
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Old 05 Sep 2007, 01:18 pm
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bad brake pads, or a warped rotor
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Old 05 Sep 2007, 01:26 pm
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Your brakes may be worn, or you need a wheel alignment.
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worn rotor or bad break pads
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Old 05 Sep 2007, 01:36 pm
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You may have a warped rotor
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Old 05 Sep 2007, 01:40 pm
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Brake rotors need to be refaced or replaced. Very common.
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Old 05 Sep 2007, 01:44 pm
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Im with Rob on this , exactly my answer.
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your brake pads and shoes have worn unevenly. When you replace the pads (inexpensive) they will tell you if you need your rotor "turned". (expensive)
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You may have a leak in the break fluid line and the fluid is getting all over the brakes.
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Old 05 Sep 2007, 01:54 pm
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Have your brakes inspected, if they are ok, get an alignment, and check your tires for wear, and balance them.
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