My 97 GT pulls to the right on braking. It is more noticible with more braking applied. In fact, I can let go of the wheel and watch it turn to the right when I modulate the brakes. From what I've read, I am probably getting more braking on the right side than the left, correct? However, what are the likely causes for this problem on the mustang? As I recall, we have a floating caliper, with no pins for the caliper to bind on. What else would cause it? The system shouldn't have any air. I have never openned it up or run out of brake fluid, in the 100k+ miles I've had the car and this is a new trick.
I recently inspected the brake pads. They still have plenty of life. It seemed like there might be a little bit of looseness in the left front wheel hub, but this shouldn't have any effect when braking, correct?
I recently inspected the brake pads. They still have plenty of life. It seemed like there might be a little bit of looseness in the left front wheel hub, but this shouldn't have any effect when braking, correct?