Why does the steering wheel in 2000 Honda Accord vibrate when I step on the break peddal, breaks are new?
Rotors are warped. Best to replace the rotors. Some people like turning them, but the more metal you remove, the less mass to cool and the faster they warp again.
Many foriegn manugfacturers don't even turn rotors anymore. They just replace them when the pads are needed.
This is the best practice for optimum brake performance.
Why does the steering wheel in 2000 Honda Accord vibrate when I step on the break peddal, breaks are new?
Did you put on new rotors or have the old ones turned? Sounds like your rotors are warped.
It sounds like your rotors are warped. Go back to the brake shop and have them turned (trimmed). Hopefully they are thick enough they can just be turned. If they are too thin you will have to replace them, rather expensive.
Did you replace the rotors????....... They are %26quot;warped%26quot;, either replace the front rotors or have them resurfaced.
Regardless of whether or not the brakes are new, you have a problem with the brakes. Take the car back.
That is the ABS. That is normal its the pulsing of the brakes.
get the tires balanced and if the problem still exist then it could be the rotors that are bad.
its definately the rotors. dont listen to the other opinions.
