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Old 06-23-2003, 04:28 PM   #1
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Car pulls to the right
Well we took of the wheel and checked out the left caliper first and it was working fine. Next we took of hte right side nad what u know its frozen up. Check the brake lines no cracks or nuttin but how do u know if its clogged? replaced the caliper and the car is still pulling. The guy who replaced it said it may have sumthing to do with the back brakes not being regualted. Anyone have any suggestions
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Brake hoses. Nuff said.
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how would a be sure that it is the brake hose or lines? the lines have no cracks in them. Could the left back side brakes need to be regualted?
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The brake hoses collapse under braking pressure. If they are the original rubber lines they are SHOT. Just replace them with Stainless Steel lines.
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