A pulsating pedal during a non-ABS stop could be due to a warped brake drum or thickness variations in a disc rotor.

Name: A pulsating pedal during a non-ABS stop could be due to a warped brake drum or thickness variations in a disc rotor.
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A pulsating pedal during braking, even in a non-ABS system, can be caused by a warped brake drum or variations in the thickness of a disc rotor, as these conditions can lead to uneven braking forces being applied to the wheels.

A Pulsating Pedal During a Non-ABS Stop Could Be Due