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Doubt you actually warped the rotors. Excess pad deposits due to poor braking habits is much more likely. I'd be looking for rocks in the calipers or something like that
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Doubt you actually warped the rotors. Excess pad deposits due to poor braking habits is much more likely.
I'd be looking for rocks in the calipers or something like that - did you drive through dirt or gravel road recently? If not, it may be the wheel hub going?
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