> Hello all!!
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> thanks for any advice!!!
Warped rotors come to mind- I'm guessing that the 2002's have rear disk
brakes. I read somewhere recently that this is a common problem with
disk brakes on many models. The lugnuts have to be torqued properly or
the rotors warp. If the lugnuts weren't put on tight enough when the
tires were changed, this is a possibility, though I would think the
front wheels would be more prone to this problem since they work harder
and get hotter.
-Paul
Alan Moorman@visi.com - 26 Nov 2005 15:33 GMT
>> Hello all!!
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>and get hotter.
>-Paul
I *think* that warped rotors cause a pulsing vibration related to car
speed, not the one thump.
My older one has an expansion splined joint in the drive shaft which was
never lubed properly, and in medium to warm temps, I get that bump just as
I stop, and just as I start out again. Instead of sliding smoothly, the
joint hangs up, and then "gives" making the thump.
Alan Moorman
The only reason some people get lost in thought
is because it's unfamiliar territory.
Paul Fix
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