300c brakes

[B D HEMI]

Hey guys , are there any TSB on 300c rotors not SRT ?
Thanks
B D HEMI

[Rambit]

Originally Posted by B D HEMI

Hey guys , are there any TSB on 300c rotors not SRT ?
Thanks
B D HEMI

I didn't see any. You can check all TSB's in this thread - TSB's: Complete list of all TSBs & Recalls issued for 2005-2008 LX models. It's kept up to date by ResumeSpeed.

Bernie

[kevenj]

Originally Posted by B D HEMI

Hey guys , are there any TSB on 300c rotors not SRT ?
Thanks
B D HEMI

What problem are you having?

[Rambit]

Originally Posted by kevenj

What problem are you having?

My guess is he's gonna say he has brake judder symptoms and we'll recommend he beds his brakes.

Bernie

[kevenj]

Originally Posted by Rambit

My guess is he's gonna say he has brake judder symptoms and we'll recommend he beds his brakes.

Bernie

Well what came to my mind is that if he has aftermarket wheels, or if he has had his tires rotated, did they torque the lug nuts properly with a torque wrench? Or did they just use an air gun like most tire stores do? That is one of the quickest ways to warp a rotor. I thought of this since I just rotated my tires last night, and it was a royal pain in the butt without a lift since i had to be able to have all 4 tires off the ground at once! But there was no way I wasn gonna let the local tire store do it!

I'm funny that way; when I got new tires for my last car, I took them two wheels at a time in the back of my truck and had the tires mounted and balanced, then installed them on the car myself using a torque wrench.

[Rambit]

Originally Posted by kevenj

I'm funny that way; when I got new tires for my last car, I took them two wheels at a time in the back of my truck and had the tires mounted and balanced, then installed them on the car myself using a torque wrench.

That's funny Kevin. That's EXACTLY the way I did my rears this summer. I borrowed my son-in law's floor jack for the other side. I just didn't want to take the chance they're screw up my wheels. I ended up breaking my 3/8 drive torque wrench, so I just had to go out and buy a 1/2" drive.

Bernie