Brake pads problems

Brake pads: Device that makes contact with the brake disc when the driver steps on the brake pad.
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Front brake judder. SolvedSolved

2005 Nissan Altima 4 door,2.5s,auto. 108000 miles
Brake judder after pad+rotor replacement. Hub cleaned of rust,all pads,guide pins lubed properly w/Silglyde. All bolts tightened. Judder occurred immediately when attempting pad bedding in procedure. Same judder as the previous pads+rotors that I just replaced,which were new,also. Could it be a faulty brake line,caliper. It occurs from 10mph and above,getting worse as they heat up. Rear brakes need work also. Alignment is out also,but,not bad. Any help would be appreciated, Thanks.
Andz590 from Canada 9 years ago  
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Andz590 from Canada 9 years ago
Just an update, my front brakes are smooth now after driving another 50km. I'm guessing the master cylinder had a tiny blockage and new fluid cleared it. Bled my brakes to be sure. ThermoQuiet pads are silky smooth+ no fade. Hope this helps someone. Bye.
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Breaks went to the floor

2005 Nissan Altima 179000 miles
So, I have a break calliper that needs to be replaced but I've been putting it off because I've been thinking about selling the car and didn't want to spend the money if I wasn't going to have the car much longer. Needless to say it wears down my break pads a little quicker than normal. Well I have been putting off replacing them recently even though I can hear them grinding because I just haven't had the money. Well today I was driving and all of a sudden my breaks went to the floor and I had to use the hand break. I checked my break fluid cap and it was loose so I tightened it and it fixed the problem for a few minutes. For the rest of the drive I had almost no breaks. Does anyone know what might have happened?
Eweuntz from United States 5 years ago  
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