Front brake replacement on 96 jetta

Shane, rotors may seem loose until wheel is on car and torqued to specification, I recommend you take car in for your brakes to be inspected, estimate and repaired at a good shop. Arrange your appointment time so you can be there and watch how it is done and learn from it. Check the attached links,instruction and guides, Good luck
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As you have just replaced the the Brakes, it would seem that you need to take them apart and do it again, properly this time.

Do the wheels turn freely?
What about the parking-brake cables?

This is caused by the front disk brake rotors being warped from heat and running out of true, the wobble of the warped rotors causes the wheel to shake when you apply the brakes, it is worse the higher the speed you apply them at. Have the front rotors machined flat again or just replace them.

are you saying that the brake calliper body has the special bolts holding it to the axle housing that you cannot undo and you cannot move the callipers back off the discs to get the discs off
to get the correct tool to do the job , ask a brake specialist shop for the tool size

Where can I get a lug nut key for my 99 VW Passat? Will my 2008 Jetta have ... My rear brakes on my 1999 VW jetta are grooved into my rotter so i cant slide ... 1999 Volkswagen Jetta Problem. okay i have a 1999 vw jetta new body style

Had this problem! Nothing to do with brakes. Rear control arm bushing.

something is not on right, remove the wheel that is noisy andc heck your work.

there is a small cable in the trunk behind the carpet that,when pulled, is a manual release. Look behind the carpet on the side of the cars gas tank. hope this helps. Don't forget to rate my answer.

I checked autozone site, front rotors 1.020 thousandths rear .300. Yes, I agree, I wouldn't want them near my car. Of course, you're stuck because of trans warranty etc. An extra hour labor for a seized nut is ridiculous. These are so called 'professional' mechanics. This could take extra time, but 5 minutes, not 1 hour. If the fix goes extra easy, does the dealership drop the price? Of course not. At least not yours anyway! If u just replaced the brake pads, why do they say u need a brake job? I always have my rotors turned, but many people don't if they look good, and haven't gone metal to metal from former brake job. U need to go to micrometer reading at thinest wear point of rotor. If your brakes were pulsating, pulling, etc, the dealership could make a big deal about the rotors, but putting pads on rotors that are worn to approx. limit , but in good shape as far as wear and grooving, is not an issue here. I think u should try and find another dealer, or private garage for the future (good luck). When a tie rod is replaced, the # of turns tio remove it (from threaded sleeve) should be counted, and new one installed same # of turns to get to as close as possible to former alignment specs. It is a good idea to have alignment done again, as if it was a bit off before, it will be corrected to specs, so I do agree w/ the alignment of the car. Let me know how u make out.