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    i have a 2000 gtp with 203k miles on it. latley when i have been coming to a complete stop and then let off my brakes they stick on both sides and make a vibration noise from them. the trac control, on-off light, and low trac light are comnig on when this happens to. does anyone know what this could be? any help would be great because its getting worse, thanks, Damon
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    Since you said you just replaced the wheel bearings I guess we can eliminate that. It sounds like you either have a sticking caliper, Warped rotor's or the ABS system is doing a self test.


    But you said it's getting worse so I guess we could eliminate the ABS self test.
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    ya i greased the pins on both sides and it helped a little bit but didnt fix the problem, my rotors feel like they have grooves in them when you slide your finger across them, do you think that could be the problem? oh and i jsut replaced the breaks to
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    Quote Originally Posted by dmoney01 View Post
    ya i greased the pins on both sides and it helped a little bit but didnt fix the problem, my rotors feel like they have grooves in them when you slide your finger across them, do you think that could be the problem? oh and i jsut replaced the breaks to
    You relaced the brake pads? If so you're more than likley going to need new rotors and pad's


    It sounds like you're pads got worn down to much before replacing them and were causing metal to metal contact with the rotor's. You then changed the pads with new ones.


    The vibration is because of the grooves in you're rotor's. You may be able to get by with just rotor's depending on how the pads look.
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    they are brand new brake pads lol
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    Yeah i would definatley be getting the rotors either turned or replaced before you screw up the new pads.
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    It does not matter. If you put new pads on rotor's that had grooves in them it is going to cause problems. You need to at least get the rotor's resurfaced before putting new pads on. When you put the new pads on the rotors that were engraved it probably put grooves in the pad also.


    You may be able to get the rotor's resurfaced depending on if the've ever been resurfaced before and how deep the grooves are.
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    Also brake pads that are worn down noticeably more than the other side is a sign of a sticking caliper.
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    Dose it just vibrate or dose it make noisy too.
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    they dont vibrate the car trys to move but it wont let it so at a stop when it goes to take off again it makes a vibrateing noise from them then unlocks and goes. but what do you guys think has a greater chance of it being, the calipers, brakes, or rotors? or jsut something electrical?
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    Are the rear calipers the screw pistions.
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    If you have grooves in you're rotor's then you need new rotor's or get the old ones resurfaced. You may as well get new pads. If you're brakes are sticking you need new calipers.
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    the brakes are sticking but i just think its so weird that they both started doing it at the same exact time thats why i thought it could be something electrical, but i will be emailing you tonight or tommorrow TDC and letting you know if i will be buying them or not, thanks
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    Quote Originally Posted by dmoney01 View Post
    the brakes are sticking but i just think its so weird that they both started doing it at the same exact time thats why i thought it could be something electrical, but i will be emailing you tonight or tommorrow TDC and letting you know if i will be buying them or not, thanks
    Ok,


    Like I said you may could save you're self some money if you're stock rotor's are not to damaged and can be resurfaced.


    But anyhow let me know.
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    Hey guys sorry if i confused you at all just trying to help out. I know sometimes i just confuse more than i help.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dohner View Post
    Hey guys sorry if i confused you at all just trying to help out. I know sometimes i just confuse more than i help.
    Oh no, I'm not confused. And you were helping. So thanks!
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    Quote Originally Posted by TDCRacing View Post
    Ok,


    Like I said you may could save you're self some money if you're stock rotor's are not to damaged and can be resurfaced.


    But anyhow let me know.
    lol i will, thanks for the help guys illl let evryone know what happens
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    hey dmoney1 i have a question for ya. Dose your supercharger still wine and pull hard beings its at 203k on it. LEt me know.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dohner View Post
    hey dmoney1 i have a question for ya. Dose your supercharger still wine and pull hard beings its at 203k on it. LEt me know.
    ya it screams and i smoke gtps with less then 140k on them lol i have jsut kept it well maintained and the owner before me was a business man who took very good care of the car but drove it from illinois to new york very often and that was it. but latley it has been dieing out when iget on it very hard but as soon as it shuts off i wait about 20 sec then it fires back up like nothing ever happened, i dont know whats wrong with it and ihave no idea at all how to tell. any ideas guys? oh and the service engin soon light turned off after all this to, so i cant test it for anything lol
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    My brothers 2000 bonneville was just doing the same thing and hes got the SSEI superchagerd 3800 in it. It was doing that for about 2 weeks and then the fuel pump just went out this week so that might be your problem.
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