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stan Site Moderator Member Since: 13 Jul 2010 Location: a moderate moderated moderator moderating moderately in moderation Posts: 35270 |
generally if faulty brakes then you get vibration when braking, wheel balancing problems manifest at around 50 and 80 mph..
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16th Jul 2016 4:11pm |
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JFR Member Since: 24 Aug 2012 Location: AMERSHAM Posts: 24 |
Thanks, Stan, but why only now and then, my car is only ever used for motorway journeys, so it is doing 70-80 almost its entire life. Current car: 2012 FFRR Autobiography TDV8.
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16th Jul 2016 4:13pm |
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RP123 Member Since: 06 Jul 2014 Location: Highlands Posts: 187 |
It might be a sticky caliper. I had strange vibaration at speed last year (not via steering wheel though) turned out to be a sticking rear caliper. If it happens again stop and feel of the wheels (not discs lol) and see if ones a bit hotter than the other.
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16th Jul 2016 4:30pm |
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JFR Member Since: 24 Aug 2012 Location: AMERSHAM Posts: 24 |
Thanks Simon, that sounds a likely culprit.
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16th Jul 2016 4:32pm |
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Mikeyjd Member Since: 14 Jun 2011 Location: Wrexham Posts: 543 |
I would agree with the occasionally sticking calliper, that would happen more with new pads as the pads are a lot thicker than the old ones. No longer FF owner but still interested. Present car Jaguar XE
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17th Jul 2016 12:31pm |
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Busa1400 Member Since: 05 Oct 2015 Location: Leeds Posts: 112 |
I had the same last week, slight vibration through the wheel, before having calipers off etc etc, took it to be balanced and found front wheels out.
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18th Jul 2016 8:22am |
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