AZ BS Thread 2.0

Lets just start from the begining here.

You did lift spindles, did not replace lines correctly, chopped them while driving, bled system after getting new ones. Been about a month since that little adventure and now under light braking you have violent wheel shake. You might have air in the system and ABS control unit is struggling to balance. However, right off the top of my head Im going to tell you it is the rotors. What did you replace when you replaced what it is you said you replaced?

Turned mine, now 170k on the original rotors. Still within factory thickness.

 

Posted in AZ classifieds but for exposure sake, I have a set of 4.56 gears up for grabs. PM me your cell phone number and I'll send out pictures and we can talk price. They'll fit all but base model Tacoma's.

 

This issue has been for a while. I can't remember if it was starting before or after my spindles. I also have bosch rotors so they are not to bad rotors. Can brake pads be a problem or caliper?

 

how bad are the vibes?? if its not that bad, stop being a little girl and just run it

 

Well when there is grove in the road, it shakes and will catch. The wheel over powers me and I start going left and right trying to correct it.

 

oohhh hah yeah thats probably more severe then:/

 

Ok did this happen before or after you replaced the rotors, when did you replace them, and no pads will not cause this issue. Rotors or a possible loose caliper will though.

 

Rotors helped slightly, but still shake.

 

That sounds like a mix of offroad tires on the street and air in the system.

Hmmmmm, gonna have to drive your truck to see if what you are complaining about is norm to lifted trucks or if you actually have something going on. You niqqer rigged the fuck out of that front of your truck when you did those spindles that the culprits are endless, bad BJ, bad bearings, loose calipers, bearings, links, BJs. Need to sit on your front one day and just verify shit is tight and done right.

 

For you guys who are graduated, which is most of you, how did your high school teachers teach you? Mine just jack around and make fun of the kids.. which is probably why they don't know any thing in the first place lol

 

Sloppy tie rod ends can also give the jiggle when you apply brakes. I've had this issue, and I've also had the warped rotor jiggle and both felt identical. Also, just a bad alignment has also caused the brake pedal jiggle when otherwise it ran smooth. Check all 3 of these.

 

I think it could be the caliper or something is not tight in the front end. I just kinda put it together that when im breaking slow from like 15, my truck does like a pulse sometimes. The pedal will be steady and it will very lightly jolt.

I also have new inners and outers.

 

Guarantee its the rotors..

 

Sounds like you have shit teachers, then again you are on your phone non stop during class so who knows whats actually going on here. Plus I remember what I was like in high school to most of my teachers, a complete douche.

Except you did it all yourself and had no clue as to what the fuck you were doing so who knows......

 

I'm hardly ever on my phone lol

 

How do you post all day then?

 

A mystical device called a laptop

 

Just do your work and ask questions. Any lack of work you put in now will greatly affect your future. Teachers can be douches all they want, but if you're learning the material and completing assignments, they won't matter when you take the next step. Take it from me, my high school past is haunting me right now in regards to applying to college. It is not something to take lightly.

 

Well doing outers is probably one of the easiest things to do lol. Inners were done at a shop, because I didn't have the correct tool. I dont really see any problems. More worn out parts if anything.

 

Maybe you should use that to learn instead of searching the interwebz