I have a 2005 titan and about 7000 miles I had the rotor and brake stuff done due to the common shudder , all has been fine with that BUT what has been happening only in the winter is , when I am on an ice or snow/slush surface , sometimes when I apply the brakes in 4x4 OR 4x2 , it seems like the front rotors are slipping and I get a pulse type feeling in the pedal ,"not your typical ABS pulseing" it does nothing like this on dry stuff and I know it is NOT because of frozen parts or slush up in the brakes , etc , I know this cause of being on ice when it was nice ,truck was bone dry and 50 outside , currently I have about 17.000 ,miles on it , now for all I know maybe this is how the truck is made to act "maybe to keep steering under control but I doubt this" I am going to have the state inspection done soon and I am still under warranty , I will tell the dealer about this , but you know how that sometimes goes , so suggestions , comments , etc
And that is what feels like is happening , the front rotors slipping threw the pads , it gives you that feeling both in the pedal and from the front of the truck
other than this all has been sweet
And that is what feels like is happening , the front rotors slipping threw the pads , it gives you that feeling both in the pedal and from the front of the truck
other than this all has been sweet