22-05-12, 06:13 PM
Many years back I had a new Mk2 Ford Escort which developed brake judder.It went back to the dealer who fitted softer pads that cured the problem.I had bedded in the brakes as recommended in the first few hundred miles driving.
If you have checked everything from the steering head bearings down and your discs are true & wheel bearings ok, & you are happy with the callipers & pistons-then try some different brake pads.Good luck!
But give them a chance to bed down to the discs-it always takes some mileage before they work as they should.
If you have checked everything from the steering head bearings down and your discs are true & wheel bearings ok, & you are happy with the callipers & pistons-then try some different brake pads.Good luck!
But give them a chance to bed down to the discs-it always takes some mileage before they work as they should.