Latest Resurface Rotors Questions
- 2001 ford escort. front brakes are hanging up to where the rotors are getting hot. i've replaced both calipers, both rubber flex hoses,master cylinder,new brake fluid and adjusted the brake peddle linkage. any ideas what else may be wrong?
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Asked by jad94 on Mon, 02/08/2010 - 12:23
- replace pads and rotors on 2006 nissan altima
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Asked by dwood1109 on Sat, 02/06/2010 - 08:38
- how to remove front rotors
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Asked by james burns on Tue, 01/19/2010 - 14:05
- 1988 Volvo 765GLE (SE) Turbo Wagon; minimum thickness on the front rotors (vented-style) after turning the rotor.
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Asked by Mike_B on Fri, 01/15/2010 - 21:02
- I have a 94 C1500/2WD/5.7L Chevy. I have recently replaced proportioning valve, front rotors/calipers, rear wheel cylinders, & master cylinder, system has been bleed 3 different times. However, my pedal still goes to the floor. Help
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Asked by Gonzo94 on Wed, 01/13/2010 - 13:12
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What are rotors?
Brake rotors are a vital part of a vehicle’s disc braking system. Brake rotors are attached the wheels and spin as the wheel turns. A caliper clamps the down on the spinning rotor when the brakes are applied, and the vehicle slows down.
When do I need to resurface the rotors?
Over time the surface of the rotors wear from the friction created by the brake pads. There may be severe scoring, thickness variations, or excessive corrosion. The rotors will need to be replaced if they’ve worn down to a minimum acceptable thickness, but they can be resurfaced if they don’t exceed the minimum standards after being resurfaced. However, it is generally more cost effective to purchase new rotors.
What are my options?
The vehicle will probably need to be taken to an automotive repair shop that works on brakes. There are numerous braking ABS systems, while others sell service manuals online.
