car pulls left and right after new rotors fitted
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car pulls left and right after new rotors fitted
Evening scoobynetters,
As title, I had the dealer fit my new brakes, which involved new rotors and performance friction disks, also new pads.
I started to brake them in, and noticed that under hard(er) braking car pulls left and right, it happens when I break from higher speeds, like 60 or more.
I also saw a bit of smoke from right pad, and right disk felt a bit hotter.
Is this normal and would go away after some more braking, or there is a problem ?
Appreciate any feedback
As title, I had the dealer fit my new brakes, which involved new rotors and performance friction disks, also new pads.
I started to brake them in, and noticed that under hard(er) braking car pulls left and right, it happens when I break from higher speeds, like 60 or more.
I also saw a bit of smoke from right pad, and right disk felt a bit hotter.
Is this normal and would go away after some more braking, or there is a problem ?
Appreciate any feedback
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It sometimes happens to me too, not much though, and has in most cars I've owned, on the odd occasion - but 98% of the time it is fine. Although I've only recently had new pads fitted, but it did it before this. Seems to be quite common but if happening all the time and much worse after having some work done then I'd take it back to the garage to get them to sort it out for free until it's sorted out. Could be a geometry issue?
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It sometimes happens to me too, not much though, and has in most cars I've owned, on the odd occasion - but 98% of the time it is fine. Although I've only recently had new pads fitted, but it did it before this. Seems to be quite common but if happening all the time and much worse after having some work done then I'd take it back to the garage to get them to sort it out for free until it's sorted out. Could be a geometry issue?
Now I also hear the rotors/disk, when breaking from 60+ they make a kind of "drrrrr" noise.
I left the steering wheel untouched to see what happens, and could see a slight move of the steering wheel to left-right a few times
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