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Old 07-10-2014, 02:08 PM
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Car: Trans Am gta 5.7 1989
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car pulls to the left when braking

Hello

when i brake my car pulls to the left but have new brakes and need some idea
what can be wrong.....it fells like the suspension moves when i brake...
have check the a-arms but they are fine...what to do ????

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Re: car pulls to the left when braking

Does it pull to the left when braking or when letting off the brakes?

If it pulls when hitting the brakes you may have air in the lines, Try re-bleeding. I picked up speed bleeders and did my first brake job with ease.

If it pulls when letting off the brakes, inspect/replace the brake hoses (not lines).
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Re: car pulls to the left when braking

its when i am braking.....dont think its air....have check the Idler Arms and one seems to move a lot in the joint where its bolts to the chassis...can this cause the to drag to the side????
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Re: car pulls to the left when braking

Originally Posted by claus290373
Hello

when i brake my car pulls to the left but have new brakes and need some idea
what can be wrong.....it fells like the suspension moves when i brake...
have check the a-arms but they are fine...what to do ????

thanks claus
Rubber brake hoses are bad.
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Re: car pulls to the left when braking

I'd check the driver's side caliper and then bleed it all out really well.
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Re: car pulls to the left when braking

I replaced my hoses with SSB from Russell. My car STILL pulled a little, because of air in the lines. So I got the speed bleeders and all is well. Just saying it's easier to re-bleed than to replace hoses. Please try again.

P.S. Always bleed furthest from the master cylinder first.
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Re: car pulls to the left when braking

Originally Posted by DJP87Z28
Rubber brake hoses are bad.
The braks are ok but the right brake hose is blocked thats why
the car pulls so bad. The right
brake was 50% off

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