2003 Toyota Corolla "new brakes rotors truck shimmys" Questions

...new brakes pads and reassemble the caliper. 7. Put the tire and lug nuts back on. 8. Be sure to use the proper torque specifications. 9. Remove the jack stands and lower the vehicle. 10. Read torque ...

...brakes hard it is ok. my disc and pads are new. what is the problem. thanks [email protected] You have warped front rotor discs. Perhaps someone did a poor job of turning them when you had the brake ...

...brakes just fine. I'm thinking Calipers but I'm not sure. if you have warped rotors and brake gently you may not feel the shimmy,but will if braking hard.i would fit new rotors and while the wheels ...

...new brakes. The car shimmies slightly when brake is applied above about 30 mph. The faster the car goes the more it shimmies when the brakes are applied. What's up with this, any ideas? when the new ...

new wheel bearings doesnt shimmy when i brake though. any help would help greatly thanks If it shimmies with the brakes applied, it's a rotor problem....but like you say, it shimmies just at a certain

2006 3 with 58K miles you need to have the rotors re-surfaced or replaced. the vibration/shimmy is caused by warped rotors Solution 1 is correct. new or turned - resurfaced rotors will fix the problem

...new front rotors/pads hoping to fix a shimmy at highway speeds when braking. now even more shimmy when braking. wondering if steerign components could be the problem?? what should i replace next? how ...

front wheel shimmy while braking. Had new set of rubbers installed & balanced. Front wheels still shimmy. If it is while applying the brakes its a good chance its your brake rotors.

new wheels and tires have been replaced in the last month. The problem still exists. If your tires were not properly balanced then it will cause that. Also, if your rotors are warped then icould cause

...new and the rotors were recently replaced however at higher speeds when you step on the brakes the car also has a slight shimmy to it? Brake shimmy is rotors out of true, fix them...Retorquing of ...