Umaalon pag nagbrake...

[testeru]

Mga masters,

San po ba may magandang nagrereface ng rotor disc near Cubao area?

Anung magandang brand ng brake pads pamalit sa oem? San po nakakabili?

Crosswind XL po ito. Mahal sa CASA eh. Hehehe.

TIA.

[1D4LV]

Mga masters,

San po ba may magandang nagrereface ng rotor disc near Cubao area?

Anung magandang brand ng brake pads pamalit sa oem? San po nakakabili?

Crosswind XL po ito. Mahal sa CASA eh. Hehehe.

TIA.

bendix is a good replacement part outside of OEM.

[Type 100]

"Umaalon pag nag-brake"?

I would look at the shock absorbers if I were you.

[testeru]

"Umaalon pag nag-brake"?

I would look at the shock absorbers if I were you.

*Type100: Sir, na diagnosed na po na medyo di pantay yung kain sa rotor disc. pareface ko muna po. TY.

[ghosthunter]

Mga masters,

San po ba may magandang nagrereface ng rotor disc near Cubao area?

Anung magandang brand ng brake pads pamalit sa oem? San po nakakabili?

Crosswind XL po ito. Mahal sa CASA eh. Hehehe.

TIA.

"Umaalon pag nag-brake" problem might be the coming from dead shock absorbers and not from your brakes.

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*Type100: Sir, na diagnosed na po na medyo di pantay yung kain sa rotor disc. pareface ko muna po. TY.

Which shop diagnosed the problem?

[testeru]

"Umaalon pag nag-brake" problem might be the coming from dead shock absorbers and not from your brakes.

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Which shop diagnosed the problem?

Our neighbor mechanic po. But I'll have it checked with the other mechanic for a second look. It might also be the case.

[Type 100]

*Type100: Sir, na diagnosed na po na medyo di pantay yung kain sa rotor disc. pareface ko muna po. TY.

When you say "umaalon pag nagbrake" what immediately came to my mind was the vehicle was bouncing under braking. In that case that's definitely NOT a brake problem, it's a suspension problem.

Do you understand why I suggested that you look at your dampers/shock absorbers? Those things "dampen" the excess springing energy of the springs, which is why "dampers" is the technically correct term for shock absorbers. In other words, they stop excess bounce, and they make sure that a spring compresses and rebounds only once.

If your dampers are dead, your vehicle's body motions are left uncontrolled when you accelerate, brake or turn. Because of that, it will take a lot longer for your vehicle to come to a stop - your Crosswind will be too busy trying to get itself settled down to scrub off speed effectively.

If that's not an accurate diagnosis of your problem then go ahead and change the brake pads.

[oj88]

^ From the problem description, it does sound like a brake problem. While the brakes are applied, If the frequency of the "wave" coincides with the speed of the car, it's typically a problem with the brakes.

I know it's just semantics but, "maalon" is usually distinctly different from "matalbog". The latter being more likely a suspension issue.

[testeru]

*Type100/oj88: Appreciate your input. Back to my queries:

Mga masters,

San po ba may magandang nagrereface ng rotor disc near Cubao area?

Anung magandang brand ng brake pads pamalit sa oem? San po nakakabili?

Crosswind XL po ito. Mahal sa CASA eh. Hehehe.

TIA.

[testeru]

Guys,

Just to give you an update.

I bought a rotor disc (replacement) for 1,200 and Bendix CT brake pads for 650 * Walco Banawe. Shell mechanic charged 200 for the labor.

Indeed, the problem was resolved by replacing the rotor disc.

Again thanks for your input.

[gearhead000]

Just as I suspected. Reading the title I had flashbacks of my brake problem before. Mura lang pala ng replacement. Almost ka-presyo lang ng pare-face. I opted for Runstop drilled/slotted rotors though. Mahal nga lang at P6,500 for the pair. But if you have the money, I can definitely recommend that.