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Brake Pulsation 700 1990

Yeah, the fact that you can temporarily correct the problem indicates that it is likely not the bushings. But slightly worn cone bushings will make a horrible vibration under a braking load.

If there's any question, the vibration from bushings is not felt in the brake petal -- just in the steering wheel and the rest of the car. A vibration caused by the brake disk will be felt in the petal (and the steering wheel and the rest of the car.)

jp
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