Morning all,
I've had the discs changed on my '97 Mondeo this week. The last ones were put on in August last year because they were juddering like crazy.
Anyway, the judder has returned. Garage replaced discs and pads, said that there was a fair bit of rust on the hubs which they cleaned off before fitting new discs. They also said that the calipers were free and not sticking at all.
So I collected my car and have been gentle on the brakes to get them bedded in. This morning on the way to work, I had to brake at about 60mph. I didn't have to brake hard, but I felt a hint of judder between 55-45mph, the same speed that the judder appeared at before the discs were changed. In other words, the judder has been reduced, but not killed completely.
Obviously I'm taking it back to the garage to have them looked at once and for all, but can anyone shed any light on this? What else could be causing the brakes to judder on a brand new set of discs and pads?
Thanks,