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Standard Brakes Issues Again- Some Advice

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#1

Hey Forum :buttrock:

I have noticed that when braking at a speed of more than approx 80km/h, the steering wheel shutters. The faster you go, the more it shutters. I have already put this in as a warranty issue a few months ago (3 times). It was fixed until yesterday afternoon and this morning. It has started doing it again.

I have a 2005 MkII xr6t, 6 speed manual.

What can I do about this problem? Has anyone else had issues like this?

I am getting sick of this bu11sh*t with the brakes on Ford cars.

Any help or advise would be greatly appreciated.

#2
Hey Forum :buttrock:

I have noticed that when braking at a speed of more than approx 80km/h, the steering wheel shutters. The faster you go, the more it shutters. I have already put this in as a warranty issue a few months ago (3 times). It was fixed until yesterday afternoon and this morning. It has started doing it again.

I have a 2005 MkII xr6t, 6 speed manual.

What can I do about this problem? Has anyone else had issues like this?

I am getting sick of this bu11sh*t with the brakes on Ford cars.

Any help or advise would be greatly appreciated.

Mate,

Ford can't/ wont fix the problem, you will have to upgrade you brakes like many of us have.

This sucks I know but what else can you do.

#3

PBR brake upgrade fixed mine :buttrock:

#4
:buttrock: 's
#5
:buttrock: 's

Great input there mate. How long did it take you to think of that reply?......

Do the thread starter: Do you self a favour and buy a set of RBA slotted rotors and decent pads.

#6
Great input there mate. How long did it take you to think of that reply?......

Do the thread starter: Do you self a favour and buy a set of RBA slotted rotors and decent pads.

about as long as it took you to learn the english language, toolbox :buttrock:

Edited by senna_T

#7

Mate mine have just started to play up as well, after 65000 k, here I was thinking I was a lucky one. Still at 6500 k maybe I am.

Scotty

#8

Yours is manual isn't it Scotty?

#9

Yes it is, been checked recently and everything is in good order, just started with the slightest of shudder on the last cruise. Now its really pissing me off. I now know what everyone was winging about.

Still I only work a two minute walk from Metro Ford, might whinge to them. Nah that would be a waste of time.

Scotty

#10

Yeah it is rather annoying, at least with the manuals the onset is a bit later.

Very impressed with Metro Ford :nod: Had a new rear bearing put in the ute yesterday arvo, only 2 hours from my whinging and dropping the vehicle off to it being back on the road. :spoton:

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