Pulls to left when braking, can't find solution
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Pulls to left when braking, can't find solution
So....... since doing brake repair of frozen calipers 9 mos ago, she has been pulling to left (about 6 ft per 50 ft) with medium to moderate brake force. Really jamming on pedal seems to track straight.
What has been done:
all new(rebuilt) calipers
all new rotors
all new pads
new master cylinder
brakes bled multiple times (4-5) on multiple occasions by mechanic
then:
front right and rear left calipers replaced with another set of rebuilt calipers, and NO change to issue
Brake lines tubes are straight without kinks, and braided line extensions are not bulging.
Also: Truck has had several alignments. Frame appears straight. no bent links. all new link bushings. watts super tight. Truck tracks dead straight down the road. No wheel bearing issues or 3 amigos, wheels turn freely on lift, abs works no issues.
It feels like she is not getting full pressure to right side.......is there a hidden proportioning valve somewhere???
What has been done:
all new(rebuilt) calipers
all new rotors
all new pads
new master cylinder
brakes bled multiple times (4-5) on multiple occasions by mechanic
then:
front right and rear left calipers replaced with another set of rebuilt calipers, and NO change to issue
Brake lines tubes are straight without kinks, and braided line extensions are not bulging.
Also: Truck has had several alignments. Frame appears straight. no bent links. all new link bushings. watts super tight. Truck tracks dead straight down the road. No wheel bearing issues or 3 amigos, wheels turn freely on lift, abs works no issues.
It feels like she is not getting full pressure to right side.......is there a hidden proportioning valve somewhere???
Last edited by XRAD; 03-11-2020 at 08:23 AM.
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If you have enough miles you could check the pad wear, it should be pretty close on both sides.
You can check the pressure in the lines at each caliper check brake pressure
I think is your next logical step,then you need to track it backwards from there. The article above will give you the basics
You can check the pressure in the lines at each caliper check brake pressure
I think is your next logical step,then you need to track it backwards from there. The article above will give you the basics
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sometimes tires get worn in one way and push or pull the car when braking. Seen it happen on new tires too.
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