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brake vibration
I have a 2000 7.3 PS 4x4 SC SB with 77,000 miles on it. Recently, the truck has started to shake when I use the brakes. It feels like the front end the way that the steering wheel shakes. I had the front rotors turned and new pads installed about 2000 miles ago, along with a new lower right ball joint and new right wheel studs. Any ideas? Thanks!
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also.....most shops dont, but hand torque each of your lugnuts.....fords newest spec on the lugnuts on superduties is 150ft lbs. torqueing a wheel actually reduces the chance that a rotor will warp. |
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Make sure they didn't machine them under spec too, if they did then send it right back to them and make them replace the rotors.
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