This IS a rotor problem!.. right?
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This IS a rotor problem!.. right?
Before I go trooping off to spend money that I really don't have, I wanted to get some opinions.
Problem:
Squeaking noise (seems to come from front left wheel) but is very audible at low speeds turning to the left (into the wheel). But when a small amount of brake pressure is applied and held, the squeaking stops, until I let off the brakes.
Plus:
Applying slight to moderate brake pressure at most speeds yields front end vibration, felt thru the steering wheel and in my pants. Just before stopping, the brakes seem to grip a lot more suddenly then let up in a systematic fashion (under constant brake pressure), with what I guess is every one tire revolution.
Thoughts?
Many thanks!
Problem:
Squeaking noise (seems to come from front left wheel) but is very audible at low speeds turning to the left (into the wheel). But when a small amount of brake pressure is applied and held, the squeaking stops, until I let off the brakes.
Plus:
Applying slight to moderate brake pressure at most speeds yields front end vibration, felt thru the steering wheel and in my pants. Just before stopping, the brakes seem to grip a lot more suddenly then let up in a systematic fashion (under constant brake pressure), with what I guess is every one tire revolution.
Thoughts?
Many thanks!