Commonly called hot spots in the rotors. The rotors have been heated quickly because of heavy braking and have actually warped. Consequently, as the rotor turn thru the caliper, the brake friction increases and decreases causing the tire to flex and bounce. The bounce is the shake that you feel. Take the car to a brake shop and have the rotors turned.
Possibly warped brake rotors.
You more than likely have at least one warped rotor.
They might (: (shakes head no)
if you car shakes when its fully stopped it may be the harmonic balancer, take it to a garage. is it shakes only when you are braking while stopping than have you brakes checked
You have warped rotors. Have them turned at machine shop or replace them. Also replace the brake pads.
You prolly need to replace brakes and rotors. Another possibility may be that you need an alignment as well.
Your front brake rotors need to be machined or replaced.
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YOUR FRONT ROTORS ARE WARPED. YOU NEED A BRAKE JOB.
mine is doing the exact same thing, possible rack and piston? let me know if you find any updates, taking mine in to dealer to see if front end is bad, mine shakes on front drivers side mostly, coming from pedal i believe.
The most likely cause is one or more warped brake rotors, other causes can come from bad brake pads if the shaking is at very low speeds.
If your 1999 4 cyl Mitsubishi Eclipse shakes when you reach 70 mph, you may need to replace your tires. Edit: I recently replaced my four tires so I don't think it would be the tires though.