Hi All,
Not sure where this one goes, so I picked suspension/drivetrain.
This morning I woke up and found that I had a flat tire on the rear driver side. The tires were getting old, so maybe it was a sign to get new tires, which I did. On the way over to the tire shop, riding on the donut, I felt a pulsing/rattle from the brake&clutch pedals as I slowed down (it only got noticeable are 15 mph). I figured it had something to do with the donut. Sadly, even with the new tires, I get the same pulse - it's never at high speeds though. They checked the alignment at the shop when they put on the new tires - everything checked out. I adjusted the clutch, which took care of the rattling sound from that pedal - but the brake still is strange.
Not sure where to go on this one - new front rotors/pads about 4000 miles ago. Rear brakes are still visibly ok (but I'm not a brake specialist).
Any thoughts? Sorry for the long post.
Not sure where this one goes, so I picked suspension/drivetrain.
This morning I woke up and found that I had a flat tire on the rear driver side. The tires were getting old, so maybe it was a sign to get new tires, which I did. On the way over to the tire shop, riding on the donut, I felt a pulsing/rattle from the brake&clutch pedals as I slowed down (it only got noticeable are 15 mph). I figured it had something to do with the donut. Sadly, even with the new tires, I get the same pulse - it's never at high speeds though. They checked the alignment at the shop when they put on the new tires - everything checked out. I adjusted the clutch, which took care of the rattling sound from that pedal - but the brake still is strange.
Not sure where to go on this one - new front rotors/pads about 4000 miles ago. Rear brakes are still visibly ok (but I'm not a brake specialist).
Any thoughts? Sorry for the long post.