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Are you trying to say that the wheel will not spin?
I would make sure the rotor is the correct one for your vehicle. Did you match it up to your old one before install?
Do you have the same issue if you install your old rotor?
And no you do not really need to secure the rotor by those screws.
My next question is did you kink the flexible brake hose for the caliper? Did you install the pads correctly?
Are you trying to say that the wheel will not spin?
I would make sure the rotor is the correct one for your vehicle. Did you match it up to your old one before install?
Do you have the same issue if you install your old rotor?
And no you do not really need to secure the rotor by those screws.
My next question is did you kink the flexible brake hose for the caliper? Did you install the pads correctly?
If the trans has been replaced, I’d be looking at the neutral safety switch and make sure it’s adjusted correctly as we’ll as checking for power and grounds.
Keep is posted.
If the trans has been replaced, I’d be looking at the neutral safety switch and make sure it’s adjusted correctly as we’ll as checking for power and grounds.
Keep is posted.
+1 to the above posts.
Some noises are a pain to track down sometimes. I had an eclipse at work with a popping noise during right turns braking only. It ended up being a ball joint issue.
Talk about head scratching lol.
+1 to the above posts.
Some noises are a pain to track down sometimes. I had an eclipse at work with a popping noise during right turns braking only. It ended up being a ball joint issue.
Talk about head scratching lol.
Do you have copies of all the alignments done? I’d be interested to see the results of before and after from each alignment.
Do you have copies of all the alignments done? I’d be interested to see the results of before and after from each alignment.