I just bought a 2003 solara. It feels like the breaks grab and let go when I stop. It makes the car shake sometimes very bad when I stop. I checked my roters to see if there were any groves and the passenger side was red hot the other three were hot but nowhere near as hot as the passenger side.

Check to make sure one of your disc brakes are not grabbing or that one of the rotors are warped.

try rotating your tires from front to back, so as to eliminate the possibility of a broken belt in a tire. See if your shaking moves. Hope this helps.

Have a wheel alignment and suspension check . Check brake pads thickness and disc rotor condition. Shaking at speed indicates wheel alignment and worn tie rod ball joints and/ suspension badly worn

Check the condition of your tires and suspension. this problem is usually caused by bad component or alignment. Special attention is given to camber and caster.

It's the power wire to the computer!

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Check you motor mounts to see if the are bad. Rubber bushings that attach the mother to the frame. Sometimes these break and will cause the motor to shake.

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sounds like a power steering pump issue

check the fluid

I would call this 1 of 3 possible problems.....

This first could be a bad or unbalanced tire. Sometimes the multiply ties we use on cars separate between layers, this causes an un-natural bulge that can not always be seen, but certainly can be felt while driving. This is called ply separation. An unbalanced tire, which could be caused by a wheel weight falling off, or a shift in weight that could be cause by something like an impact break or the ply separation, would also cause a wobble that varies at different speeds. The best way to check it out without a shop visit, is to take the wheel off and just inspect it, make sure everything is smooth and even.

Secondly, a wheel bearing could cause a wobble as well. The self test for this is to jack the car up, leave the tire on and wiggle it. It should feel tight all the way around and not move up to down, or side to side. A way to test this unit while driving, which is not always accurate 100% but will give you a clue as to where to look first is drive in an area free from other traffic, when it starts to wobble, turn to both the left and right without touching the break. If the wobble goes away it is likely the cause.

Thirdly the ball joint could also cause a slight wobble. To check this, I usually jack the car up, do the same wobble test as described above, then remove the tire and inspect the joint. A good joint will have absolutely no tears in the boots. It should also feel solid at you try to move the other components that surround them.

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hello , it sounds like maybe you need to have your car alimement check .