Questions & Answers for: brake pedal pulsing

Brake Pedal Pulses back at my foot Brake Pedal pulses back at my foot when I step on brake; kind of like ABS beginning to kick in. How old are the brakes? It sounds like you may have a warped rotor. ...

...just started to pulse the brake pedal with abs light on, shut down restart works fine, car brakes great. any ideas Pulsing of Brake Pedal is Usualy Caused by Rotor RUNOUT Meaning Hot Spot on Rotor

the steering wheel or the brake pedal? did you do front and rears? is it drum or all wheel disc brakes? if you can feel the pulsing in brake pedal, then the front rotors are warped, and needs replaced

brake pedal only. ABS will cause the pedal to pulse under heavy braking only. So, If you have a shaking steering wheel and pulsing brake pedal, have the front discs replaced or resurfaced. You may get

...brake pedal? I would look at the brakes. Should your rotors be warped you will have a pulsing feel in the brake pedal when stopping. The harder you push the brake pedal the faster the pulsing ...

...brake pedal if feels as the anti-lock brakes are kicking in. The brakes pedal pulses. Any ideas? What you have sounds like warped rotors. They will cause a pulse or vibration in the brake pedal. This ...

...brake pedal pulsation with brand new rotors installed 2005 Chevy impala had heavy brake pedal pulsation. Installed new pads and rotors, cleaned face of hubs and wheels, torqued lugs to 90ftlbs and ...

brake pedal pulsing only does on slow braking. Had new pads put on. Brake pedal pulsing is very common in commodores this is well know as brake shudder . more noticeable at speeds above 60klm. the hot

brake pedal pulses As a general rule, if the wheel shakes when you apply the brakes, the front disk rotors are warped. If the brake pedal pulses when you apply brakes, the rear brake rotors are warped

...brake pedal pulse when applying brake just did front wheel bearing replacement & now the brake pedal pulses when applying & slightly pulling left - just had the ABS module test - all ok - not sure ...