Brake Upgrade not Brembo
#21
Question:
Car has 98,000 miles on it.
I replaced all 4 rotors and pads as the rotors looked worn after 15 years.
Car started pulling to the right in the front when braking.
So, I replaced both front calipers.
Now the car pulls to the left in the front when braking.
Could this be a bleed issue?
Car has 98,000 miles on it.
I replaced all 4 rotors and pads as the rotors looked worn after 15 years.
Car started pulling to the right in the front when braking.
So, I replaced both front calipers.
Now the car pulls to the left in the front when braking.
Could this be a bleed issue?
#22
Maybe a replacement caliper is stuck? You could try swapping the rotors and corresponding pads between the sides and seeing if that makes a difference and the problem follows the rotor. that may also reveal issues with calipers in the r/I process. Alignment maybe or subframe bushings on the way out?
#23
Question:
Car has 98,000 miles on it.
I replaced all 4 rotors and pads as the rotors looked worn after 15 years.
Car started pulling to the right in the front when braking.
So, I replaced both front calipers.
Now the car pulls to the left in the front when braking.
Could this be a bleed issue?
Car has 98,000 miles on it.
I replaced all 4 rotors and pads as the rotors looked worn after 15 years.
Car started pulling to the right in the front when braking.
So, I replaced both front calipers.
Now the car pulls to the left in the front when braking.
Could this be a bleed issue?
For your problem it's more likely tires and the wheels sound like they where switched, swap them and see if the issue goes to the other side.
#24