What Causes Brake Vibration in Santana?
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Santana brake vibration causes: If there is slight steering wheel vibration when braking at high speeds (above 80 mph), this is normal due to road resistance coefficient and vehicle deceleration effects. Typically, when gradually pressing the brake pedal at around 60 mph, if vibration is first felt through the pedal and steering wheel wobble intensifies with increased pedal pressure, the brake disc runout should be measured. If the disc edge shows significant runout but the flange runout is normal, the brake disc needs replacement. Solutions for Santana brake vibration: Check if brake pads require replacement; visit a professional auto repair facility for maintenance.