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Car pulls left when stopping quick...

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Spyderd68

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When ever i stop quick i can feel my steering wheel pull to the left. I replaced my front wheel bearings, rotors, and pads. Do you think one of the calipers could be going? I havent looked at my rear brake shoes or drums in a while, so i am going to check them over. But as far as "feel" is concerned, it feels as if one of my calipers isnt getting the proper pressure it needs? Anyone ever delt with anything like this?

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It is very possible that your Caliper is frozen on one side of the car, causing this pull when braking. It could be something bent in your steering linkage or something, but not likely.
 
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Spyderd68 said:
When ever i stop quick i can feel my steering wheel pull to the left. I replaced my front wheel bearings, rotors, and pads. Do you think one of the calipers could be going? I havent looked at my rear brake shoes or drums in a while, so i am going to check them over. But as far as "feel" is concerned, it feels as if one of my calipers isnt getting the proper pressure it needs? Anyone ever delt with anything like this?

Dave
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Don't forget about the brake hoses either. Could be one of those.
 

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One of my front break lines collapsed and it cause all kinds of problems stopping... and going for that matter.
 
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they are right, in means one side of ur brakes is working and the other is either not working at all or is VERY weak
 

RsStanG1987

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Thta happened to my crapmaro when i had it the brake line colapsed then it caused the caliper to freeze which ruined the rotor. Thats probabbly the problem.
 

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ya thats what i would start with a weak caliper
 
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