Pulling to the Right hard
August 26th, 2016, 4:53 AM
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Pulling to the Right hard
Hello People. I am Ross from the EverGreen State. Washington. I replaced my driver side Axcel and know when Braking it pulls hard to the Right. Can anybody let me know what to look at. Where to start. Thanks Ross
August 26th, 2016, 8:10 AM
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model year?
if it only happens when braking inspect the left caliper that you removed. Is the flex line twisted? Are the pads installed correctly...some models have a dedicated inside and outside pad...the inner pad won't move properly if installed in the wrong position.
if it only happens when braking inspect the left caliper that you removed. Is the flex line twisted? Are the pads installed correctly...some models have a dedicated inside and outside pad...the inner pad won't move properly if installed in the wrong position.
August 27th, 2016, 7:53 PM
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It is a 1995 Suburan. It is my Nephews 1st chevy. And it's almost a Basket case. I been pulling parts off my 1997 Silverado Z71. I donated my Allternater already. We replaced both sets of Tie Rods and just the other day we or "I" had to replace driver side Front Axcel. I looked up on You Tube how would be the easiest way to change. I did not remove or mess with the brakes. Now it pulls real hard to the Right. I told him not to drive it til we ask around.
August 27th, 2016, 8:02 PM
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The Tie Rods and Axcel we got new. Alternator and Brackets I took off my Sliverado. I told him he can pick at some other parts. Like the Seats, grill, and some of the Body parts that will work. I am a "CHEVY PEEP" but I honestly never mest with 4X4's.I had 3 Chevelles a 64 and 66 SS. 94 Camero. and a 1955 wrap around window truck. I do have a 1997 Sliverado the Tranny went out on it. I told him we can wheel n deal on parts.
August 28th, 2016, 1:11 PM
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if its not the brakes; a suspension or steering component may be loose and causing a directional change under braking forces. did it pull right before replacing the tie rods?
it will need alignment after tie rod replacement as the steering will be off-centre but it should not cause a brake pull.
it will need alignment after tie rod replacement as the steering will be off-centre but it should not cause a brake pull.