Truck Shakes When Braking 2014 Silverado
Truck Shakes When Braking 2014 Silverado. Hey guys, i have a 2005 lly that has 160k on it. Driving on new town roads in.
If your chevrolet is constantly shaking, not just when braking on williston roads, the problem may be with your car’s steering and suspension system. There are plenty of other issues that can cause the steering wheel to wobble. I have a chevy silverado 2014 with 24k miles.
#2 · Oct 24, 2014.
Check the cal slide with no. Bigger vehicles will warp rotors faster. The result is often a shaking/pulsation sensation felt in the brake pedal.
There Are Plenty Of Other Issues That Can Cause The Steering Wheel To Wobble.
Whenever i drive my truck and i hit a pot hole or a nasty bump on the highway the whole truck shakes and feels like the steering wheel wants to come out of my hands. It is in fact a wear item unless u can get a dealer to goodwill warranty them. First check the brake pads in the car ,also if the car as the abs in it then it will generate a series of vibration when are applied brakes indicating its working ,if there excess vibration you need get your brakes.
But Under Hard Braking The Whole Truck Shakes So Bad Its Unbearable And It Does Not Slow Down.
In addition, you should check the rotor, brake pads, and timing belt with time to prevent any accident. If you find your chevy silverado‘s steering wheel shakes or vibrates when you press the brakes, it is almost always the brake rotors that are the cause of the problem. I bought it a few months ago and i dont know the history on brake service.
It Would Be Fine Right After Turning Them But After Just A Few Hundered Miles The Shake Would Come Back.
There are plenty of other issues that can cause the steering wheel to wobble. So then after a test drive, the issue still remains. I have a chevy silverado 2014 with 24k miles.
Thought It Was The Rotors.
The 2014 chevrolet silverado 1500 has 3 problems reported for vibration/shaking. General motors has been hit with a class action lawsuit alleging certain chevy and gmc vehicles contain a defect that causes them to excessively shake or vibrate when driving at high speeds. When replacing rotors or brake pads the bleed screw must be open and install a clear plastic tubing to the bleeder.
