Brake Disc Problems of Chevrolet Impala

I purchased a 2004 chervolet Impala from c & o motors in st. Albans west virginia on March 23,2004. The vehicle only had two miles on the odometer. Ever since I have had the vehicle, I have had continued brake problems, front end suspension problems, noises coming from the dash of the vehicle, and a popping and cracking sound coming from the front end of the vehicle. Since I have had this vehicle I have had all 4 tires replaced, all hub caps replaced, all lug nut covers replaced, 2 rack of pinions replaced, 2 steerind shafts replaced, both sides of upper mount and barings replaced, front end suspension bolts replaced and tightened sevreal times, and no have an eletrical problem when rolling up the windows the lights dim, and front head light lens always has mositure in them whenit rains.

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Severe vibration when applying brakes at speeds greater than 45 mph.

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Rotors warped at 16,054 miles. Dealer resurfaced rotors and sanded pads. Rotors warped again at 29502 miles. Dealer replaced both front rotors and pads. At 38735 miles I took car to dealer with complaint of a bumping sensation in the steering mostly when turning. Ser. Mgr. Reported that Impalas have had intermediate steering problems, but mechanic reportedly found no such problems, however, he found that rotors were again out of round. Rotors were resurfaced and pads were scuffed. This did not help the bumping sensation in the steering. Feel that Chevrolet knows they have serious problems with rotors and steering, but no solution has been offered to me.

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Premature wear of the front brake rotors. Dealer has replaced front brake pads and rotors four times. Please provide additional information.

Approximately every 10,000 miles, consumer has to have front rotors and front pads serviced and replaced.

When applying brakes there was pulsation and steering wheel was shaking. Dealer replaced warped front rotors, and unevenly worn out front pads at 18046 miles. On 9 August, 2001, dealer turned front rotors for same problem.

Lf disc brake caliper has had a problem with not releasing or "floating" properly. This has caused accelerated wear to the out brake pad. Dealer has been unable to correct. I had to correct myself. I am an ase master auto technician. Dealer stated that this was "normal" which it is not. If I was not a trainined, certified and licensed brake technician the problem would not have been detected and/or corrected. This could have lead to reduced braking ability and possible accident.

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Front brake pads and rotors are wearing excessively every five thousand miles. Consumer has contacted dealer. Dealer has replaced brake pads and rotors, and has resurfaced rotors. But, problem still occurs. Please provide any further details.