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What needs work if the vehicle and the steering wheel in particular rattlesvibrates when braking at high speeds- 40mph or more?
Jgrdonquixote
Sounds like a burned or warped brake rotor. Have them inspected at a reputable shop. Some even do this for free! Call around first.
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How long will it take to stop a vehicle?
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Yes
