Learn about rotor failure and how to inspect car brake rotors – free video clip. Expert: Nathan McCoullough Bio: Nathan McCullough graduated from Nashville A…
Learn about rotor failure and how to inspect car brake rotors – free video clip. Expert: Nathan McCoullough Bio: Nathan McCullough graduated from Nashville A…
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would bad rotors and bads, cause the car to shake when i apply the brake,
like it jerks doesnt want to stop
im feeling that shake now… damn!
I just sold my car that had been parked for a while and had that kind of
rust. I thought It would go away with some regular driving, but I guess the
new owner is going to have to buy some rotors.
most vehicles are only a couple of bucks more to replace the rotors now
than o have them turned…..
Finally! an Expert Village video that’s actually good.
Very Helpful
my dad’s car shakes under braking just like he described. I wasn’t sure if
it was the rotors…well now I know. Also I noticed the shaking isn’t as
bad as it was before we replaced the wornout tires.
Very 9ice explanation.
who cares what your name is! just start the job pls!
soo that means i need new rotors hehehe thought it was air bubbles into the
brake lines hehehe
AHH!!! Genious…pure genious. THANK YOU SO MUCH.
What do u mean by polsate?
How do you know if its more than 1 rotor in the front that makes it shake??
Because my Dakota does that
NATE U R THE BEST !! this video is sooo helpful
damn, in this case, I need 300$, anoyone ?? i have paypal! ;-P
yes he is, not many are with expertvillage
I don’t understand this change in the English language where people just
say that something “needs replaced.” I thought that the proper usage was
“needs TO BE replaced” or “needs replacing.” It’s kind of like how people
are using the word “anymore.” They actually begin a damn sentence with the
word “anymore.” For example, I might have said, “Anymore, people just say
‘needs replaced’ instead of saying something ‘needs to be replaced’. I
don’t get it.
Thank you sir. Your a huge help! 🙂
I’m looking at the rotors on my jeep, they look very smooth to me. Do I
need to have them cut or can I just install new pads? Thanks Rob
my cars steering wheel shakes n the guy i bought it from said that it was
probably the rotors cuz he didnt fix them when he changed the brakes and i
looked stuff in the internet n i found out it was this then i ask a
mechanic n he said it wasnt this that it was the suspencion i was like wow
really lol freaking out a lil cuz he is a “mechanic” n then i checked how
the rotors is n its messed up 1 more than the other so i hope its just that
xD
I like how he says “in my option it under minds the structural integrity of
the rotor” this guy is krazy @2:25
I looked at my driver’s side rotor today and I saw some spots that looked
like pits, and a few spots that looked like the fit the shape of the pad,
but when I ran my finger around the rotor, it felt smooth. and the only
braking issue I have is sometimes it feels like it pulls to the left, but
that would indicate I have a bad passenger caliper wouldn’t it?
this guy is the best well done bro
So my grandpa taught me that when replacing brakes you take a piece of sand
paper and rub off a bit of surface from the brake pad(the part that touches
the rotor) I don’t see that on any video…help?
One of the best help.
how did you know his name?
yes thank you this is what is wrong with my car!! i learned something cool
cant see vedio man
Very helpful video. Big thanks 🙂
yes it should be replaced and no it isnt damaging your tires
Think the fat spot is in his head
Is that English you are trying to write in?
@vwbusssesareforever Jack up your dakota in the center – front. Put car in
neutral with rear parking brake on – if front wheel drive. If not front
wheel drive – then neutral position is not necessary. Grab each wheel and
spin it. If it spins freely WITHOUT a “rubbing/grinding” noise in regular
intervals – then your rotor is not warped. Do the test to each wheel.
whichever wheel is making the noise – that is the one with the warped
rotor. Could be none – one or both wheels with warped rotors.
@HeyHeyMonkey18 ahhh mannn so true
truely an expert. good job
GREAT VID, YEAH MY STEERING WHEEL VIBRATES WHEN BRAKES ARE PRESSED, CAN’T
WAIT TO GET NEW ROTORS & BRAKES!!!
Excellent learning video!
I agree …great explanation.
@RobertBorden121 Perhaps someone should come up with a coating or some such
item that would retard or prevent this from happening for cars/trucks that
are in somewhat “long term” storage. (for lack of a better way to put it)
They do make engine chemicals and fuel chemicals to stabilize things. Why
not something that can be applied to rotors and drums that any user could
spray on–and a matching chemical to easily remove it before driving?
Sounds like a job for a future marketable product!