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    Classic pulls to the right when braking

    Any ideas why and where to start would be great thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rangeaholic View Post
    Any ideas why and where to start would be great thanks
    Check none of the hubs are leaking oil onto the discs. this is the most common cause of brakes pulling to one side


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    Thanks mate

    Will take a look , thanks for the reply, could be on the money

    Well done , fuild on the left disc!! cheers

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    Yeah. Had that. Some (not all) of the front brake pistons were seized.

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    Ther eare several resons.
    If it pulls only on heavy braking down a hill, it needs a fluid change as it is boiling.
    If all the time then the RH caliper is to be suspected.
    Could be a rock caught, pad jamming, one of the pistons seized.
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    dont forget to check tyre pressures. easily overlooked

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mick_Marsh View Post
    Yeah. Had that. Some (not all) of the front brake pistons were seized.
    This is the one I mentioned in your intro thread
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    Could also be bad bushes in leading arm under the axle, or even bad panhard bushes but you would have other issues also.
    Regard sPhilip A

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    thanks for the info guys, found out there is fluid on the left disc. so i think it is diff oil , seals??? what about the piston seals ? any help or advice would be great! How good would it be to have a big shed and a hoist!!!!! s*%t yeah!! dreaming , oh well one day

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    Hi

    Check it not coming from the half shaft bolts. The flange with the 5 bolts if that is lose or need a new seal them it will leak diff oil and throw it onto the disc. This is quick and easy to do before you start taking the brakes part.
    If it was your brakes leaking from the pistons then your brake fluid would be going down too


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