Brake Disc Rotor Problems of Oldsmobile Aurora

Consumer states that brake rotors are wearing out, and when applying the brakes, vehicle will have a heavy vibration and extended stopping distance. Dealer notified.

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Brakes continue to vibrate and rotors wear prematurely. Replaced pads, turned rotor three times in 75000 miles, problem of vibration and shaking reappeared after 15000 miles each time brakes were replaced.

While braking a vibration was felt in the brake pedal and steering wheel. The dealer turned the rotors and the problem subsided for a while. The vibration returned after about 5000 miles. The vehicle was returned to the dealer who stated that the rotors were warped. The consumer learned of a recall 99v-081 related to incorrect brake rotors and believes his vehicle should be included in the recall.

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The car has a pronounced 'shudder/vibration' at low speed (around 25mph). The problem intensifies when turning right, especially over uneven pavement. The rotors appear to be warped as they also vibrate under braking, causing the shudder to again intensify. The dealer states that this is a 'common' problem with Aurora's. . ?.

Front and rear brake rotors are prematurely wearing out, cause unknown.

Intermittently when brakes are applied vehicle vibrates. Dealer has replaced brake rotors. But, problem reoccurs every 15-20m.

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