Quick question about brake vibration.
I get pedal brake vibration when braking, which can be felt through the brake pedal, but not the steering wheel.
The thing is that the vibration is much worse when the brakes are hot, e.g. after spirited downhill driving and less noticeable during normal driving.
I had issues with brake vibration a few years ago. Different rotors back then. But also different symptoms. Last time the shake was also felt through the steering wheel and got worse as time passed. But it wasn't affected by the temperature.
I understand that vibration that is felt through the pedal and the chassis points to rear rotors' issues. But what does the increasing vibration with higher temperatures mean?
I get pedal brake vibration when braking, which can be felt through the brake pedal, but not the steering wheel.
The thing is that the vibration is much worse when the brakes are hot, e.g. after spirited downhill driving and less noticeable during normal driving.
I had issues with brake vibration a few years ago. Different rotors back then. But also different symptoms. Last time the shake was also felt through the steering wheel and got worse as time passed. But it wasn't affected by the temperature.
I understand that vibration that is felt through the pedal and the chassis points to rear rotors' issues. But what does the increasing vibration with higher temperatures mean?