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Road vibrations through brake pedal

Andy Sout
Andy Sout
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Hiya. I have a Ford Fiesta 2014 1.5 tdci engine 35,600 miles. 

I have noticed that when braking, I feel the road vibrations through the brake pedal. This happens more on rougher road surfaces. When I brake on a smoother road surface for instance. No vibrations. Just normal as it should be.

I'd be grateful for any advice.

Thanks 

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    Best thing to check first is discs and pads.  At higher speeds and braking is it worse?  Does it pull to any side under hard braking?  Sounds to me as if the discs may be warped.  Get those checked first.

     

    J

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    On 12/17/2018 at 2:49 PM, STJAY said:

    Best thing to check first is discs and pads.  At higher speeds and braking is it worse?  Does it pull to any side under hard braking?  Sounds to me as if the discs may be warped.  Get those checked first.J

    Isn't it great when the OP doesn't follow up 😞 

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    14 minutes ago, Ian Lanc said:

    Isn't it great when the OP doesn't follow up 😞 

    Welcome to the world of online forums lol 

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    On ‎1‎/‎12‎/‎2019 at 8:20 PM, Ian Lanc said:

    Isn't it great when the OP doesn't follow up 😞 

    Not 100% sure, but does OP mean original poster? :laughing: or something to those lines? But yeh, what can yah do like?

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    On 1/14/2019 at 9:35 AM, STJAY said:

    Not 100% sure, but does OP mean original poster? :laughing: or something to those lines? But yeh, what can yah do like?

    Indeed it does. 

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