Just put new pads and rotors on the car, now I have a bad pluse in the
brake pedal when applied lightly. Any ideas?

 

Check to make sure the rotors are on properly. I did the same thing and
the rotors did not go on squarely over the hub. I was surprised as well but
that's what the dealer told me and it was true.

Steve

"Ken" <Kroskey@copper.net> wrote in message
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> Just put new pads and rotors on the car, now I have a bad pluse in the
> brake pedal when applied lightly. Any ideas?

 

Your two choices are pretty much faulty rotor or faulty rotor installation.

 

I called the part store where I purchaed the rotors, took them back,
had them turned and all is well. I was told their supplier received a
bad batch, and this must of been part of the batch. Since it's a
family run store, they took care of the problem for me. I've done
many brake jobs in my time, and did not know one could put a rotor on
wrong. Thanks for the tips!!

 

If there is any rust or dirt on the mating surfaces, there could be
considerable run-out.
So, maybe not put on wrong, just oversight.

"Ken" <Kroskey@copper.net> wrote in message
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> I called the part store where I purchaed the rotors, took them back,
> had them turned and all is well. I was told their supplier received a
> bad batch, and this must of been part of the batch. Since it's a
> family run store, they took care of the problem for me. I've done
> many brake jobs in my time, and did not know one could put a rotor on
> wrong. Thanks for the tips!!