Rumble in the brakes
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Rumble in the brakes
After I installed my MAF adapter and Filter I have noticed that the brakes have a little rumble in them which is mainly felt whenver it is in drive or going over bumps. I do not have the intake fully secured so it is kinda bouncing around right by the brake lines/fluid. Is this more than likely the cause? Thanks!
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Originally Posted by iufan4lifeul
After I installed my MAF adapter and Filter I have noticed that the brakes have a little rumble in them which is mainly felt whenver it is in drive or going over bumps. I do not have the intake fully secured so it is kinda bouncing around right by the brake lines/fluid. Is this more than likely the cause? Thanks!
You may also just be driving harder and your break pads are low or your rotors are glazed.
Last edited by sdhes; May 24, 2006 at 01:11 PM.
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if it is lose then there is a possibility you are feeling the bump in the brake lines. Just make sure you tighten it relly well and then take it for a spin. Are you brakes effected when you actually brake?
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No, the braking is not affected whatsoever. I feel it just sitting parked with the brakes on and especially going over bumps so I am pretty sure that is the problem. Just didn't realize that tapping the brake line like that would cause that. Thanks those.
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