Car is a '99 306 Meridian estate, 1.9TD, pre-HDI.
About two years ago, when replacing the front brake pads, I renewed the discs, which were looking quite worn.
In April this year, the brakes had started juddering when braking, with noticeable steering wheel oscillation. I replaced the discs and pads again.
By September the juddering had returned and the car failed its MOT (uneven braking). I replaced the discs and pads yet again, and obtained a full refund for the previous set, for which I still had the receipt.
Now the juddering has re-appeared, as bad as ever.
I don't sit with my foot on the brakes at lights; I always use the handbrake (rear drums) unless stopping only momentarily. The sliding caliper pins are free and properly greased.
I can't think that the problem is due to some mis-alignment of the hub faces or caliper assemblies - if it were I would expect the problem to show up immediately with new discs.
All three sets of discs have been Delphi, bought from Andrew Page. Are these discs known to be rubbish? Should I be buying genuine discs from a Peugeot dealer?
Peter