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When you press on the gas the front of the car vibrates then i have no problems?
You probably need an alignment .
When you press on the brake your car jerks?
The car "jerks". Pulls to one side or vibrates? Vibration when applying brakes is most likely warped rotors. Another cause could be loose caliper bolts. If the car is pulling it may be a caliper sticking or worn suspenion/steering parts.
What should you do to regain control of your car when hydroplaning?
dont press on the brakes .
Is the rotors the reason the car wont reach zero on the dashboard when you press the brakes?
No.
How do you slow down your car while driving?
Press the brakes or down shift
Why does the brake lamp come on and stay on only when i press on the brakes when i go to put it in drive on my 92' Honda accord ex?
i ment that if the sensor in the dash stays on after i press the brakes and dosent go off till i turn the car back on and dont press the brakes?
When driving your car you hear a squeal every time you press the brakes. You decide the problem is that there's a mouse trapped in the brakes.?
hypothisies
When driving your car you hear a squeal every time you press the brakes You decide the problem is that there's a mouse trapped in the brakes?
hypothisies
When you apply the brakes hard the vehicle has a pull which is accompanied by a vibration?
If the car vibrates when the brakes are applied, it could be a sign that the brakes or rotors need to be checked or replaced. When a problem like this occurs, it is best to get it checked out as soon as possible to avoid worsening the problem.
What is the stopping distance of a car over 2200 kilos?
Depends on how hard you press the brakes
When driving your car you hear a squeal every time you press the brakes you decide the problem is that there's a mouse trapped in the brakes this is an example of?
Bad logic
When driving your car you hear a squeal every time you press the brakes You decide the problem is that there's a mouse trapped in the brakes This is an example of a?
theory
