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Originally Posted by Z-man
Gregg
Are you the blue impala driving like an old man riding with his foot on the brake all over the east side of town, quit two footing it.  I think this warped rotor issue is common among a lot of american cars. Shakes so bad going down 32 or beechmont hills it'll knock your dentures loose  |
Mine's not blue.
And us old fogies refer to it as "the heel and toe method" as in sports car racing as opposed to "two footing it".
And when I go down the 32 hill, I kick it into neutral and let 'er coast all the way down. It usually gets me clean on down to Burger's farm before I have to drop it in drive. Saves gas.
The rotor deal - I had the car six or seven months and never had a rotor problem (had lots of other problems) and then a few weeks ago this suddenly cropped up.
