Grand Cherokee Brake Shudder Fix (I think)
10-27-2007, 09:52 AM
#21
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Re: Grand Cherokee Brake Shudder Fix (I think)
John wrote:
> DougW,
> question: If you use a 5v voltage regulator, why do you need the 200
> ohm resistors? I dont get it. I've hooked up LED's using only 1K
> ohm resistors and they worked fine.
> Are the resistors necessary?
The resistors are current limiters for the LEDs. Without them the LEDs
would burn very brightly for a second then become a SED
(Smoke Emitting Diode). :)
Actually you can drop using the regulator and just size the resistors
for 14V. But since the voltage is hard to predict I dropped in a regulator.
That means that even if the battery is a bit low, or a bit high, The signals
will always be the same brightness.
The cheaper LEDs you see for cars either have a regulator in them or
more commonly a limiting resistor.
When shopping for LEDs you are looking for the brightness (mcd) and viewing
angle. The hardest part was figuring out the viewing angle so that motorist
could see the signals. Still not sure I got it right.
This site has some useful info and calculators.
http://www.theledlight.com/technical.html
--
DougW
> DougW,
> question: If you use a 5v voltage regulator, why do you need the 200
> ohm resistors? I dont get it. I've hooked up LED's using only 1K
> ohm resistors and they worked fine.
> Are the resistors necessary?
The resistors are current limiters for the LEDs. Without them the LEDs
would burn very brightly for a second then become a SED
(Smoke Emitting Diode). :)
Actually you can drop using the regulator and just size the resistors
for 14V. But since the voltage is hard to predict I dropped in a regulator.
That means that even if the battery is a bit low, or a bit high, The signals
will always be the same brightness.
The cheaper LEDs you see for cars either have a regulator in them or
more commonly a limiting resistor.
When shopping for LEDs you are looking for the brightness (mcd) and viewing
angle. The hardest part was figuring out the viewing angle so that motorist
could see the signals. Still not sure I got it right.
This site has some useful info and calculators.
http://www.theledlight.com/technical.html
--
DougW
10-27-2007, 09:52 AM
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Re: Grand Cherokee Brake Shudder Fix (I think)
John wrote:
> DougW,
> question: If you use a 5v voltage regulator, why do you need the 200
> ohm resistors? I dont get it. I've hooked up LED's using only 1K
> ohm resistors and they worked fine.
> Are the resistors necessary?
The resistors are current limiters for the LEDs. Without them the LEDs
would burn very brightly for a second then become a SED
(Smoke Emitting Diode). :)
Actually you can drop using the regulator and just size the resistors
for 14V. But since the voltage is hard to predict I dropped in a regulator.
That means that even if the battery is a bit low, or a bit high, The signals
will always be the same brightness.
The cheaper LEDs you see for cars either have a regulator in them or
more commonly a limiting resistor.
When shopping for LEDs you are looking for the brightness (mcd) and viewing
angle. The hardest part was figuring out the viewing angle so that motorist
could see the signals. Still not sure I got it right.
This site has some useful info and calculators.
http://www.theledlight.com/technical.html
--
DougW
> DougW,
> question: If you use a 5v voltage regulator, why do you need the 200
> ohm resistors? I dont get it. I've hooked up LED's using only 1K
> ohm resistors and they worked fine.
> Are the resistors necessary?
The resistors are current limiters for the LEDs. Without them the LEDs
would burn very brightly for a second then become a SED
(Smoke Emitting Diode). :)
Actually you can drop using the regulator and just size the resistors
for 14V. But since the voltage is hard to predict I dropped in a regulator.
That means that even if the battery is a bit low, or a bit high, The signals
will always be the same brightness.
The cheaper LEDs you see for cars either have a regulator in them or
more commonly a limiting resistor.
When shopping for LEDs you are looking for the brightness (mcd) and viewing
angle. The hardest part was figuring out the viewing angle so that motorist
could see the signals. Still not sure I got it right.
This site has some useful info and calculators.
http://www.theledlight.com/technical.html
--
DougW
10-27-2007, 02:38 PM
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Re: Grand Cherokee Brake Shudder Fix (I think)
I went to Advance Auto, bought some Bendix higher end pads and Raybestos
rotor for a lot less then cross drilled Stillen parts I am sure. They have
been on the vehicle for 4-5 years and probably 70-80k miles or more. No
brake issues. Before that the car would not go more than 10k mile without
brake shudder. It is apparent to me that the DC stuff was just plain JUNK>
"John" <Here@there.com> wrote in message
news:47208e75$0$26400$4c368faf@roadrunner.com...
> my 1999 Grand Cherokee front brakes used to shudder like they would fall
> apart. I know this is a huge problem with Grand Cherokees. Brake
> assembly (TB) and rotors were replaced by the dealer (under warranty).
> Rotors were replaced three times too no avail. Dealer finally told me I
> would have to pay to have them fixed. I was disgusted with DC, and their
> crummy product. However, I had to keep driving this thing because I had no
> other car, and not enough money to buy a new car.
>
> Enter Jeep Forums: They pointed me to Stillen. On a wing and a prair, I
> ordered new brakes and rotors (Cross drilled and slotted) from Stillen.
>
> It's been 10,000 miles and no shudder...and the brakes grap much better
> than the old DC ones. Total cost approx $300 and about 3 hours labor (I
> did it myself)
>
> I dont work for Stillen, but for what it's worth, their product fixed my
> problem and it will no doubt fix yours if you own a Grand Cherokee with
> Brake shudder
rotor for a lot less then cross drilled Stillen parts I am sure. They have
been on the vehicle for 4-5 years and probably 70-80k miles or more. No
brake issues. Before that the car would not go more than 10k mile without
brake shudder. It is apparent to me that the DC stuff was just plain JUNK>
"John" <Here@there.com> wrote in message
news:47208e75$0$26400$4c368faf@roadrunner.com...
> my 1999 Grand Cherokee front brakes used to shudder like they would fall
> apart. I know this is a huge problem with Grand Cherokees. Brake
> assembly (TB) and rotors were replaced by the dealer (under warranty).
> Rotors were replaced three times too no avail. Dealer finally told me I
> would have to pay to have them fixed. I was disgusted with DC, and their
> crummy product. However, I had to keep driving this thing because I had no
> other car, and not enough money to buy a new car.
>
> Enter Jeep Forums: They pointed me to Stillen. On a wing and a prair, I
> ordered new brakes and rotors (Cross drilled and slotted) from Stillen.
>
> It's been 10,000 miles and no shudder...and the brakes grap much better
> than the old DC ones. Total cost approx $300 and about 3 hours labor (I
> did it myself)
>
> I dont work for Stillen, but for what it's worth, their product fixed my
> problem and it will no doubt fix yours if you own a Grand Cherokee with
> Brake shudder
10-27-2007, 02:38 PM
#24
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Re: Grand Cherokee Brake Shudder Fix (I think)
I went to Advance Auto, bought some Bendix higher end pads and Raybestos
rotor for a lot less then cross drilled Stillen parts I am sure. They have
been on the vehicle for 4-5 years and probably 70-80k miles or more. No
brake issues. Before that the car would not go more than 10k mile without
brake shudder. It is apparent to me that the DC stuff was just plain JUNK>
"John" <Here@there.com> wrote in message
news:47208e75$0$26400$4c368faf@roadrunner.com...
> my 1999 Grand Cherokee front brakes used to shudder like they would fall
> apart. I know this is a huge problem with Grand Cherokees. Brake
> assembly (TB) and rotors were replaced by the dealer (under warranty).
> Rotors were replaced three times too no avail. Dealer finally told me I
> would have to pay to have them fixed. I was disgusted with DC, and their
> crummy product. However, I had to keep driving this thing because I had no
> other car, and not enough money to buy a new car.
>
> Enter Jeep Forums: They pointed me to Stillen. On a wing and a prair, I
> ordered new brakes and rotors (Cross drilled and slotted) from Stillen.
>
> It's been 10,000 miles and no shudder...and the brakes grap much better
> than the old DC ones. Total cost approx $300 and about 3 hours labor (I
> did it myself)
>
> I dont work for Stillen, but for what it's worth, their product fixed my
> problem and it will no doubt fix yours if you own a Grand Cherokee with
> Brake shudder
rotor for a lot less then cross drilled Stillen parts I am sure. They have
been on the vehicle for 4-5 years and probably 70-80k miles or more. No
brake issues. Before that the car would not go more than 10k mile without
brake shudder. It is apparent to me that the DC stuff was just plain JUNK>
"John" <Here@there.com> wrote in message
news:47208e75$0$26400$4c368faf@roadrunner.com...
> my 1999 Grand Cherokee front brakes used to shudder like they would fall
> apart. I know this is a huge problem with Grand Cherokees. Brake
> assembly (TB) and rotors were replaced by the dealer (under warranty).
> Rotors were replaced three times too no avail. Dealer finally told me I
> would have to pay to have them fixed. I was disgusted with DC, and their
> crummy product. However, I had to keep driving this thing because I had no
> other car, and not enough money to buy a new car.
>
> Enter Jeep Forums: They pointed me to Stillen. On a wing and a prair, I
> ordered new brakes and rotors (Cross drilled and slotted) from Stillen.
>
> It's been 10,000 miles and no shudder...and the brakes grap much better
> than the old DC ones. Total cost approx $300 and about 3 hours labor (I
> did it myself)
>
> I dont work for Stillen, but for what it's worth, their product fixed my
> problem and it will no doubt fix yours if you own a Grand Cherokee with
> Brake shudder
10-27-2007, 02:38 PM
#25
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Re: Grand Cherokee Brake Shudder Fix (I think)
I went to Advance Auto, bought some Bendix higher end pads and Raybestos
rotor for a lot less then cross drilled Stillen parts I am sure. They have
been on the vehicle for 4-5 years and probably 70-80k miles or more. No
brake issues. Before that the car would not go more than 10k mile without
brake shudder. It is apparent to me that the DC stuff was just plain JUNK>
"John" <Here@there.com> wrote in message
news:47208e75$0$26400$4c368faf@roadrunner.com...
> my 1999 Grand Cherokee front brakes used to shudder like they would fall
> apart. I know this is a huge problem with Grand Cherokees. Brake
> assembly (TB) and rotors were replaced by the dealer (under warranty).
> Rotors were replaced three times too no avail. Dealer finally told me I
> would have to pay to have them fixed. I was disgusted with DC, and their
> crummy product. However, I had to keep driving this thing because I had no
> other car, and not enough money to buy a new car.
>
> Enter Jeep Forums: They pointed me to Stillen. On a wing and a prair, I
> ordered new brakes and rotors (Cross drilled and slotted) from Stillen.
>
> It's been 10,000 miles and no shudder...and the brakes grap much better
> than the old DC ones. Total cost approx $300 and about 3 hours labor (I
> did it myself)
>
> I dont work for Stillen, but for what it's worth, their product fixed my
> problem and it will no doubt fix yours if you own a Grand Cherokee with
> Brake shudder
rotor for a lot less then cross drilled Stillen parts I am sure. They have
been on the vehicle for 4-5 years and probably 70-80k miles or more. No
brake issues. Before that the car would not go more than 10k mile without
brake shudder. It is apparent to me that the DC stuff was just plain JUNK>
"John" <Here@there.com> wrote in message
news:47208e75$0$26400$4c368faf@roadrunner.com...
> my 1999 Grand Cherokee front brakes used to shudder like they would fall
> apart. I know this is a huge problem with Grand Cherokees. Brake
> assembly (TB) and rotors were replaced by the dealer (under warranty).
> Rotors were replaced three times too no avail. Dealer finally told me I
> would have to pay to have them fixed. I was disgusted with DC, and their
> crummy product. However, I had to keep driving this thing because I had no
> other car, and not enough money to buy a new car.
>
> Enter Jeep Forums: They pointed me to Stillen. On a wing and a prair, I
> ordered new brakes and rotors (Cross drilled and slotted) from Stillen.
>
> It's been 10,000 miles and no shudder...and the brakes grap much better
> than the old DC ones. Total cost approx $300 and about 3 hours labor (I
> did it myself)
>
> I dont work for Stillen, but for what it's worth, their product fixed my
> problem and it will no doubt fix yours if you own a Grand Cherokee with
> Brake shudder
10-27-2007, 02:42 PM
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Re: Grand Cherokee Brake Shudder Fix (I think)
Chrysler put their "heavy duty" rotor and pads on our '99 and they still
warped. They turned them once more for free and said that was it. no more
free brake work.
"L.W. (Bill) ------ III" <LWBill------@------.net> wrote in message
news:4720fbdb$0$26472$88260bb3@free.teranews.com.. .
> It's just the composite rotors from Jeep that failed, they corrected
> the
> problem by '02, probably still using composite rotors, but any twenty
> dollar
> cast iron replacement will fix the problem. Warrantee replaces both the
> rotor and calipers: http://www.----------.com/WJCaliper.jpg
> God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
> mailto:--------------------
>
>
> "John" <Here@there.com> wrote in message
> news:47208e75$0$26400$4c368faf@roadrunner.com...
>> my 1999 Grand Cherokee front brakes used to shudder like they would fall
>> apart. I know this is a huge problem with Grand Cherokees. Brake
> assembly
>> (TB) and rotors were replaced by the dealer (under warranty). Rotors
>> were
>> replaced three times too no avail. Dealer finally told me I would have
>> to
>> pay to have them fixed. I was disgusted with DC, and their crummy
> product.
>> However, I had to keep driving this thing because I had no other car, and
>> not enough money to buy a new car.
>>
>> Enter Jeep Forums: They pointed me to Stillen. On a wing and a prair, I
>> ordered new brakes and rotors (Cross drilled and slotted) from Stillen.
>>
>> It's been 10,000 miles and no shudder...and the brakes grap much better
> than
>> the old DC ones. Total cost approx $300 and about 3 hours labor (I did
> it
>> myself)
>>
>> I dont work for Stillen, but for what it's worth, their product fixed my
>> problem and it will no doubt fix yours if you own a Grand Cherokee with
>> Brake shudder
>>
>
>
>
> --
> Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com
>
warped. They turned them once more for free and said that was it. no more
free brake work.
"L.W. (Bill) ------ III" <LWBill------@------.net> wrote in message
news:4720fbdb$0$26472$88260bb3@free.teranews.com.. .
> It's just the composite rotors from Jeep that failed, they corrected
> the
> problem by '02, probably still using composite rotors, but any twenty
> dollar
> cast iron replacement will fix the problem. Warrantee replaces both the
> rotor and calipers: http://www.----------.com/WJCaliper.jpg
> God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
> mailto:--------------------
>
>
> "John" <Here@there.com> wrote in message
> news:47208e75$0$26400$4c368faf@roadrunner.com...
>> my 1999 Grand Cherokee front brakes used to shudder like they would fall
>> apart. I know this is a huge problem with Grand Cherokees. Brake
> assembly
>> (TB) and rotors were replaced by the dealer (under warranty). Rotors
>> were
>> replaced three times too no avail. Dealer finally told me I would have
>> to
>> pay to have them fixed. I was disgusted with DC, and their crummy
> product.
>> However, I had to keep driving this thing because I had no other car, and
>> not enough money to buy a new car.
>>
>> Enter Jeep Forums: They pointed me to Stillen. On a wing and a prair, I
>> ordered new brakes and rotors (Cross drilled and slotted) from Stillen.
>>
>> It's been 10,000 miles and no shudder...and the brakes grap much better
> than
>> the old DC ones. Total cost approx $300 and about 3 hours labor (I did
> it
>> myself)
>>
>> I dont work for Stillen, but for what it's worth, their product fixed my
>> problem and it will no doubt fix yours if you own a Grand Cherokee with
>> Brake shudder
>>
>
>
>
> --
> Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com
>
10-27-2007, 02:42 PM
#27
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Re: Grand Cherokee Brake Shudder Fix (I think)
Chrysler put their "heavy duty" rotor and pads on our '99 and they still
warped. They turned them once more for free and said that was it. no more
free brake work.
"L.W. (Bill) ------ III" <LWBill------@------.net> wrote in message
news:4720fbdb$0$26472$88260bb3@free.teranews.com.. .
> It's just the composite rotors from Jeep that failed, they corrected
> the
> problem by '02, probably still using composite rotors, but any twenty
> dollar
> cast iron replacement will fix the problem. Warrantee replaces both the
> rotor and calipers: http://www.----------.com/WJCaliper.jpg
> God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
> mailto:--------------------
>
>
> "John" <Here@there.com> wrote in message
> news:47208e75$0$26400$4c368faf@roadrunner.com...
>> my 1999 Grand Cherokee front brakes used to shudder like they would fall
>> apart. I know this is a huge problem with Grand Cherokees. Brake
> assembly
>> (TB) and rotors were replaced by the dealer (under warranty). Rotors
>> were
>> replaced three times too no avail. Dealer finally told me I would have
>> to
>> pay to have them fixed. I was disgusted with DC, and their crummy
> product.
>> However, I had to keep driving this thing because I had no other car, and
>> not enough money to buy a new car.
>>
>> Enter Jeep Forums: They pointed me to Stillen. On a wing and a prair, I
>> ordered new brakes and rotors (Cross drilled and slotted) from Stillen.
>>
>> It's been 10,000 miles and no shudder...and the brakes grap much better
> than
>> the old DC ones. Total cost approx $300 and about 3 hours labor (I did
> it
>> myself)
>>
>> I dont work for Stillen, but for what it's worth, their product fixed my
>> problem and it will no doubt fix yours if you own a Grand Cherokee with
>> Brake shudder
>>
>
>
>
> --
> Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com
>
warped. They turned them once more for free and said that was it. no more
free brake work.
"L.W. (Bill) ------ III" <LWBill------@------.net> wrote in message
news:4720fbdb$0$26472$88260bb3@free.teranews.com.. .
> It's just the composite rotors from Jeep that failed, they corrected
> the
> problem by '02, probably still using composite rotors, but any twenty
> dollar
> cast iron replacement will fix the problem. Warrantee replaces both the
> rotor and calipers: http://www.----------.com/WJCaliper.jpg
> God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
> mailto:--------------------
>
>
> "John" <Here@there.com> wrote in message
> news:47208e75$0$26400$4c368faf@roadrunner.com...
>> my 1999 Grand Cherokee front brakes used to shudder like they would fall
>> apart. I know this is a huge problem with Grand Cherokees. Brake
> assembly
>> (TB) and rotors were replaced by the dealer (under warranty). Rotors
>> were
>> replaced three times too no avail. Dealer finally told me I would have
>> to
>> pay to have them fixed. I was disgusted with DC, and their crummy
> product.
>> However, I had to keep driving this thing because I had no other car, and
>> not enough money to buy a new car.
>>
>> Enter Jeep Forums: They pointed me to Stillen. On a wing and a prair, I
>> ordered new brakes and rotors (Cross drilled and slotted) from Stillen.
>>
>> It's been 10,000 miles and no shudder...and the brakes grap much better
> than
>> the old DC ones. Total cost approx $300 and about 3 hours labor (I did
> it
>> myself)
>>
>> I dont work for Stillen, but for what it's worth, their product fixed my
>> problem and it will no doubt fix yours if you own a Grand Cherokee with
>> Brake shudder
>>
>
>
>
> --
> Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com
>
10-27-2007, 02:42 PM
#28
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Re: Grand Cherokee Brake Shudder Fix (I think)
Chrysler put their "heavy duty" rotor and pads on our '99 and they still
warped. They turned them once more for free and said that was it. no more
free brake work.
"L.W. (Bill) ------ III" <LWBill------@------.net> wrote in message
news:4720fbdb$0$26472$88260bb3@free.teranews.com.. .
> It's just the composite rotors from Jeep that failed, they corrected
> the
> problem by '02, probably still using composite rotors, but any twenty
> dollar
> cast iron replacement will fix the problem. Warrantee replaces both the
> rotor and calipers: http://www.----------.com/WJCaliper.jpg
> God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
> mailto:--------------------
>
>
> "John" <Here@there.com> wrote in message
> news:47208e75$0$26400$4c368faf@roadrunner.com...
>> my 1999 Grand Cherokee front brakes used to shudder like they would fall
>> apart. I know this is a huge problem with Grand Cherokees. Brake
> assembly
>> (TB) and rotors were replaced by the dealer (under warranty). Rotors
>> were
>> replaced three times too no avail. Dealer finally told me I would have
>> to
>> pay to have them fixed. I was disgusted with DC, and their crummy
> product.
>> However, I had to keep driving this thing because I had no other car, and
>> not enough money to buy a new car.
>>
>> Enter Jeep Forums: They pointed me to Stillen. On a wing and a prair, I
>> ordered new brakes and rotors (Cross drilled and slotted) from Stillen.
>>
>> It's been 10,000 miles and no shudder...and the brakes grap much better
> than
>> the old DC ones. Total cost approx $300 and about 3 hours labor (I did
> it
>> myself)
>>
>> I dont work for Stillen, but for what it's worth, their product fixed my
>> problem and it will no doubt fix yours if you own a Grand Cherokee with
>> Brake shudder
>>
>
>
>
> --
> Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com
>
warped. They turned them once more for free and said that was it. no more
free brake work.
"L.W. (Bill) ------ III" <LWBill------@------.net> wrote in message
news:4720fbdb$0$26472$88260bb3@free.teranews.com.. .
> It's just the composite rotors from Jeep that failed, they corrected
> the
> problem by '02, probably still using composite rotors, but any twenty
> dollar
> cast iron replacement will fix the problem. Warrantee replaces both the
> rotor and calipers: http://www.----------.com/WJCaliper.jpg
> God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
> mailto:--------------------
>
>
> "John" <Here@there.com> wrote in message
> news:47208e75$0$26400$4c368faf@roadrunner.com...
>> my 1999 Grand Cherokee front brakes used to shudder like they would fall
>> apart. I know this is a huge problem with Grand Cherokees. Brake
> assembly
>> (TB) and rotors were replaced by the dealer (under warranty). Rotors
>> were
>> replaced three times too no avail. Dealer finally told me I would have
>> to
>> pay to have them fixed. I was disgusted with DC, and their crummy
> product.
>> However, I had to keep driving this thing because I had no other car, and
>> not enough money to buy a new car.
>>
>> Enter Jeep Forums: They pointed me to Stillen. On a wing and a prair, I
>> ordered new brakes and rotors (Cross drilled and slotted) from Stillen.
>>
>> It's been 10,000 miles and no shudder...and the brakes grap much better
> than
>> the old DC ones. Total cost approx $300 and about 3 hours labor (I did
> it
>> myself)
>>
>> I dont work for Stillen, but for what it's worth, their product fixed my
>> problem and it will no doubt fix yours if you own a Grand Cherokee with
>> Brake shudder
>>
>
>
>
> --
> Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com
>
10-27-2007, 03:33 PM
#29
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Re: Grand Cherokee Brake Shudder Fix (I think)
Sorry, Daimler didn't really fix the problem until half way thru '02
when they replaced the Teves calipers with Akebono and their bracket, silver
in color, as pictured: http://www.----------.com/temp/WJCaliper.jpg Write
up: http://www.wjjeeps.com/brakes.htm
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
mailto:--------------------
"doane_nut" <nospam@nospam.com> wrote in message
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> Chrysler put their "heavy duty" rotor and pads on our '99 and they still
> warped. They turned them once more for free and said that was it. no more
> free brake work.
--
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when they replaced the Teves calipers with Akebono and their bracket, silver
in color, as pictured: http://www.----------.com/temp/WJCaliper.jpg Write
up: http://www.wjjeeps.com/brakes.htm
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
mailto:--------------------
"doane_nut" <nospam@nospam.com> wrote in message
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> Chrysler put their "heavy duty" rotor and pads on our '99 and they still
> warped. They turned them once more for free and said that was it. no more
> free brake work.
--
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10-27-2007, 03:33 PM
#30
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Re: Grand Cherokee Brake Shudder Fix (I think)
Sorry, Daimler didn't really fix the problem until half way thru '02
when they replaced the Teves calipers with Akebono and their bracket, silver
in color, as pictured: http://www.----------.com/temp/WJCaliper.jpg Write
up: http://www.wjjeeps.com/brakes.htm
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
mailto:--------------------
"doane_nut" <nospam@nospam.com> wrote in message
news:47238697$0$32554$4c368faf@roadrunner.com...
> Chrysler put their "heavy duty" rotor and pads on our '99 and they still
> warped. They turned them once more for free and said that was it. no more
> free brake work.
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when they replaced the Teves calipers with Akebono and their bracket, silver
in color, as pictured: http://www.----------.com/temp/WJCaliper.jpg Write
up: http://www.wjjeeps.com/brakes.htm
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
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> Chrysler put their "heavy duty" rotor and pads on our '99 and they still
> warped. They turned them once more for free and said that was it. no more
> free brake work.
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