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Old 12-07-2004, 08:57 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Canada brake pedal problem

hey...i need some help here... i got a 2002 camry Le... and the problem i'm having is the brake pedal vibrating..shaking..rattling..rumbling.. i don't know how else i can put it..just vibrates a lot... when ever the car is stopped the brake pedal starts to vibrate on my foot... it doesn't always happen but often.. is there any suggestions? my car just passed the warantee..><" it doesn't shake or vibrate when the car is stopping or driving.. but when the car is fully stopped..anyone know what the problem is? and what can i do to fix it?. it starts...i need some help.. thanks...

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Sounds like warped rotors ?? How many miles ?? Pads replaced / rotors turned ??

I dont turn my rotors anymore just seems to kill them, I run them until they exibit the symptoms you are describing and then replace them.
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Sounds like warped rotors ?? How many miles ?? Pads replaced / rotors turned ??

I dont turn my rotors anymore just seems to kill them, I run them until they exibit the symptoms you are describing and then replace them.
i just did a brake job..last month...and i replaced pads with new..machined rotors..and adjusted drums... and the pedal shook when the car is stopped..not when it's stopping...so...yea....
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i just did a brake job..last month...and i replaced pads with new..machined rotors..and adjusted drums... and the pedal shook when the car is stopped..not when it's stopping...so...yea....
OEM rotors or drilled+slotted rotors? Ceramic pads?
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Old 12-07-2004, 10:37 PM   #5 (permalink)
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I don't think you have a rotor issue if it's doing it at idle. Warped rotor symtoms appear while you are stopping not at idle. If you feel vibration coming from you peddle at idle, that could be caused by various reasons. You need to give a little more detail on the exact condition. Does your tach show that your idle is fluctuating, does your engine shake etc. Any other information will help. Did you have this problem prior to doing your break job?
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Usually when you experience vibration on idle & in gear is because of your motor mount.
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i had this problem even before i change my break pads and machining rotors.... i did it in school...and i asked my instructor but he said he doesnt know either....thats why i'm asking on the net cause i know there will be more suggestions up here and more pros....
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Usually when you experience vibration on idle & in gear is because of your motor mount.
what can i really do?
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