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OK only owned my 350Z 23 days unfortunately after 6 it was back to the garage because of dtv (warped rotors) i noticed after a few days the car was shuddering slightly under braking.

The work has beeen carried out now and i will be picking it up tomorrow its a 04 silverstone grey GT only 40k miles obviously im thinking the car has been driven hard by the previous owner .

my question is can the gear box / clutch / engine etc take a lot of " hammering" for want of a better word because i have no hope of a refund and really want to start enjoying the car in the future.

 

thanks for any help...

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Warped discs is not always caused by the car been driven hard.

+1 could be shite discs, not fitted correctly, bad pads, far too many factors.

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Warped discs is not always caused by the car been driven hard.

 

 

iam a pooly myself lexx you helped me before when this problem started i expect you remember had a right carry on getting it resolved hope your correct and my car is ok its kind of spoilt the whole new car buzz well you know

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My discs got warped on my old car because it was never driven and although not cheap they weren't expensive either

 

 

thanks the car had after market brakes but yeh its not done a lot of miles in the last year or so

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My discs got warped on my old car because it was never driven and although not cheap they weren't expensive either

 

 

Warped discs is not always caused by the car been driven hard.

 

 

Yeah, had disks go into warp mode after about 9 months and 2k miles on my brand new Celica. They fixed it on warranty but the engineer said that lots of rust on the disks can cause them to warp

 

 

Pete

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Got a slightly warped front right rotor on mine due to rust through little use before i had it but was minimal enough to pass MOT without even an advisory.

 

Only noticeable when stopping very hard from speed but doesnt effect actual stopping, just a faint noise.

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Lets not confuse warping discs with DTV guys and gals. Warping discs neigh on never happen these days. What most people refer to as warped discs is actually DTV.

 

The Zed seems to be very fussy about disc runout. If not installed with correct runout then you will get DTV within a few thousand miles.

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...and DTV stands for?

 

Disk Thickness Variation.

 

 

Stivvy - Which dealer did you buy the car from?

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Lets not confuse warping discs with DTV guys and gals. Warping discs neigh on never happen these days. What most people refer to as warped discs is actually DTV.

 

The Zed seems to be very fussy about disc runout. If not installed with correct runout then you will get DTV within a few thousand miles.

 

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