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What is your question?
2009 Dodge charger SE 2.7 when I apply the brakes to come to a stop I hear and feel a knocking / thumping under my feet it was a wobble in the front end at first,but now I can feel it through the floorboard .my steering wheel is NOT vibrating, there's no hard pull to the left or right no big noise when I turn or corner .there a slight grinding noise at times but not hard metal loud grinding . Everything I search online doesn't fit the description of this issue .because there is no other vibration that I feel anywhere else .
What makes this problem better or worse?
When braking to come to a stop
How long has your 2009 Dodge Charger had this problem?
A few months
1 Reply
Hello, it could certainly be due to a rear wheel brake vibration, which would not affect your steering wheel when it occurs, but will cause the kind of vibration you're experiencing -- possibly. Since it happens specifically when applying the brakes, it's reasonable to expect that the concern is definitely brake system related. A physical inspection of the braking system, including measuring of brake rotors and determining run out, as well as wear relative to minimum thickness is needed. Use this link to find some shops near you that can help with your concern: www.repairpal.com/repair-shops