2000 Dodge Caravan

Did you properly adjust the rear? The reason I ask is because what you have described is front warped rotors. It the rears weren't properly adjusted, the fronts may have overheated and warped.

Let me know.

Joe

I wouldn't think so, but if you didn't adjust the rears, you may feel it more now than you did before. Also, do you feel the pulsation in the brake pedal?
Let me know.

I can't guarantee it because I'm not there, but I would say you need new rotors, and I would recommend having the drums cut.

It sounds like a lot, but you could do 90% of the work yourself. The only thing you would need to have done is have the drums cut once they are off the vehicle. Many parts stores will do it for like 5.00 dollars each. As far as directions, I can provide them for you.

Let me know what you think.

Take care,
Joe

I would hope not. However, I have to be honest. The U.S.A made the best parts for cars forever, but now we import all of our parts from other countries because they make them so much cheaper. Remember the old saying, "You get what you pay for." It's true. Believe it or not, you can get warped parts from right out of the box. Try the rotors first and let me know if that takes care of it. It should. If not, then we'll deal with the drums. Sorry, I either forgot you said they were new or didn't know.

Take care, and I look forward to hearing from you.

Joe