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I just picked up a yardsport ys200 just a light use vehicle for around our property. It was cheaper than what I could buy a golf cart for in my area. Anyways it has a brake squeak. It’s not constant so I pulled the wheel off and rotated the hub by hand and I can see the caliper pulse in and out while I rotate. So I assumed a warped rotor. Replaced rotor and the squeak is still there. And when I rotate the hub it still pulses like a warped rotor. Only think I can think of is the hub is not machined true? Any thoughts or input?

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