i assume you mean the vibration happens only when you apply the brakes? I ask, because you didn't mention when it happens. If so, then it is a safe bet that it is the rotors. Happened to me at about the same mileage.
Got my brake judder at 28,000.kman said:i assume you mean the vibration happens only when you apply the brakes? I ask, because you didn't mention when it happens. If so, then it is a safe bet that it is the rotors. Happened to me at about the same mileage.
Oh yeah, only happens when I apply the brakes at high speeds. Looking into replacing the front rotors with Stillen aftermarket rotors.kman said:i assume you mean the vibration happens only when you apply the brakes? I ask, because you didn't mention when it happens. If so, then it is a safe bet that it is the rotors. Happened to me at about the same mileage.
a couple of guys here have the stillen rotors, and some have the brake kit (bigger rotors, new calipers... etc) I don't think you can go wrong with them, they'll just lighten your wallet a few bills or more. The brake fix for the Titan is a redesigned rotor, and since i've had mine fixed i have had no issues after 20K miles on them. good luck!SeanVree said:Oh yeah, only happens when I apply the brakes at high speeds. Looking into replacing the front rotors with Stillen aftermarket rotors.
$0, its under warranty.Miked1182 said:I have 33,000 on my truck, had the rotors turned about 2000 miles ago and the vibration is back. New rotors and how much $$ are we talking about?
Yeah it's under warr. but just like my Nissan. They turned the rotors at 21,000miles and added new pads. That's it to fix my brake judder problem. I expect the problem to come back. Nissan said, my rotors were warpped and took offMiked1182 said:I have 33,000 on my truck, had the rotors turned about 2000 miles ago and the vibration is back. New rotors and how much $$ are we talking about?
54warrior said:No recall, because it really isn't an extremely unsafe condition where you might actually lose brakes, etc. There is a TSB (Technical Service Bulletin) for them though, which basically means, Nissan is aware there is a problem, and if a vehicle comes in that exhibits that problem, they fix it, for free, just like a recall. All covered under warranty. Not having to do a full blown recall saves them money in the long run.