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I'm a dumb a**
I recently bought an 04 AMT G35X. Always had cars with e-brakes in the middle console. I was parked on a steep hill so I was using the e-brake but forgot to take it off when I pulled away. I drove around town (probably about 30 to 40 miles) and on the highway with the e-brake down. The whole time I'm driving the car has this slight shake to it...so i start to think something is wrong with the car. Eventually I figured out I was stupid and took the e-brake off.
So...now there is very slight shake that feels like it's coming from the rear wheels. I'm not a whiz when it comes to auto mechanics (as you can obviously tell from this post). Does anyone have any idea what could be causing the shake? Also, what should I be checking to make sure it's not damaged? Thanks for the help, -B |
You may have warped the rotors
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thanks Brian,
Is there way that I can check that, or do would I need to take in to service? |
If it shakes when you apply the brakes, they are likely warped. Unless you can change out the rotors on your own, I would take it in.
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I don't know about warping the rotor.
Cuz e braked uses the inside of the rotor to brake not the same as normal brakes. Is the vibration all the time or only when you brake? |
Sorry for all the questions...
It does shake when I brake...but it also shakes without the brakes applied. |
are you under warranty?
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yep
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take it in and tell dealer that it's vibrating (don't tell them about the E brake)
They should be able to take care of that for ya. |
I'll take in today...
thanks for the Help Brian and Joker thanks, -B |
my e brake cant barely hold my car from moving down a small incline Ive had it tightened an everything so I dought that the rotors are warped but like they said dont tell them anything but there is a shaking and let them deal with it
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