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BRAKE SHUDDER ISSUE


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  • Member
  • Member For: 23y 9m 29d
  • Location: Sydney
Posted

OH MY GOD!!!!!

It's farken happened again!!!! :angry:

The first down hill drive since the brakes were replaced by Ford, now the damn shudder is BACK! :angry:

This has seriously given me the Sh!ts!! What should I do??

Help me please!

Guest OXR-747
  • Guests
Posted

Mal, bend over and take it like the rest of us :( There is no fix available yet to my knowledge, unless you want to fork out some $$ for aftermarket brakes.

I honestly don't believe Ford will ever offer us a fix to this problem. Its been at least 8 months now that they have known about this problem and you tell me they are still trying to work it out, what a load of s**t.

  • Legacy Donating Member
  • Member For: 23y 9m 7d
  • Location: Sydney
Posted

Mines come back again for the 3rd time with only 8000k's, Fords probably going to keep on machining and only replacing the rotors when needed, it will be a nice money earner for them once the warranty period is up.

Guest dbasteve
  • Guests
Posted

With a 3yr/100 000 km warranty on the rotors if think they will be sick of the sight of them by the time the warranties run out.

  • Member
  • Member For: 23y 9m 29d
  • Location: Sydney
Posted

If I were to replace them myself, what is the going price. I don't want anything over the top, just a good set, similar to the ones on my old AU XR8.

And has anyone replaced them?

  • Xtreme Xalted Member
  • Legacy Donating Member
  • Member For: 23y 4m 27d
  • Gender: Male
  • Location: BrisVegas
Posted

Just had mine machined for the first time at 10500.

My advisor assures me that there will be a permanent fix as soon as Ford are 100% sure on it.

The dealer is a supporter of the forum and are well aware of the fact we all know and share the info.

I reckon it will happen but I know that it allways takes a while for the big corporate wheel to turn around.

The fact is, as the cars are so poular they just cannot afford NOT to come up with a fix.

  • Member
  • Member For: 23y 3m 3d
  • Location: Ballarat
Posted
Just had mine machined for the first time at 10500.

My advisor assures me that there will be a permanent fix as soon as Ford are 100% sure on it.

The dealer is a supporter of the forum and are well aware of the fact we all know and share the info.

I reckon it will happen but I know that it allways takes a while for the big corporate wheel to turn around.

The fact is, as the cars are so poular they just cannot afford NOT to come up with a fix.

Hi a relative of mine owns a BA XR6 non turbo. The brakes have already been replaced around 10000km , it's now done 19000km and the problem is back. I think ford have a serious problem !!!!!

  • My new toy
  • Legacy Donating Member
  • Member For: 23y 5m 10d
  • Gender: Male
  • Location: stanthorpe wine capital of qld.
Posted

Fitted new front rotors on the weekend they where dba gold series which are crossdrilled and slotted what a differance it has made to the braking. On our cruise on sunday they got used hard and often no signs of any problems odl disc had warpped twice. retail price I think is around $200 each.

Ian

Guest mickrock
  • Guests
Posted

Auto 4500km (3500 of whichas done on our trip to Wagga Wagga and various day trips out from there) remaining has been city driving. No shudder at all, but is there a lag in the turbo kicking in when you floor it in the auto or is it just me?

mickrock

Guest mustang67
  • Guests
Posted

I have 46000k+ on my Std XR6 Auto at aprox 8000k disks machined then again at 20000 odd K then replaced at 30000 odd Ks as I am on the road most days all over the state this does concern me as the shudder has just returned ever so slightly. This will need to be rectified at the next overdue service.

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