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Originally Posted by Fountainhead I'm kind of on the fence about warp, I just know that in the old days, when all the auto parts houses would turn the rotor,
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The pulsation and loss of braking power is definitely caused by high spots on the friction surface, but that's not necessarily caused by warpage. You would have to measure both sides of the rotor's change in position relative to the mounting hub in real time. If one side sticks out 2mm and the other is recessed 2mm at the same spot, then chances are the rotor is warped. If both sides stick out, or only one side sticks out, chances are it's cementite formation causing the hardness of the rotor material to increase so that it wears at a different rate than the surrounding metal. This causes the condition to gradually worsen over a period of time, making it "sneak up" on the driver in most cases. Truly warped rotors are usually obvious almost immediately and don't "sneak up" on the driver. One minute they're fine, the next minute there's a pronounced pulsation in the pedal. |
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