Front Brake Issue

[JORAMI17]

Hi Guys, I have a 91 Supra 7M-GTE and it pulls to the left when I step on the brakes. I was told my problem was on the right side and so my caliper stays engaged even after I let off the brake pedal.

I changed the passenger side caliper and hose already with no luck, I also changed a block with 4 brake lines that sits in the inner fender underneath the master on driver side and still no luck.

I don't know what else to do...:: angry ::

Anybody gone through this...please help!!!!

 

[Poodles]

If it pulls to the left it means the left side is the issue...

 

[IJ.]

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[TurboStreetCar]

If it pulls to the left when you step on the brakes, wouldn't that tell you the right side isn't trying to slow the vehicle down?

 

[Poodles]

Not necessarily, I've had stuck sliders do some very strange things.

 

[TurboStreetCar]

Yea brakes can definitely be funny. Buddy of mine made a brake setup on a Jeep Cherokee. Swapped dual piston calipers off a Grand Cherokee or something. Anyway, new master cylinder, no abs modules, couldn't get the brakes to bleed correctly. Every time he had an ok pedal, he would start the truck and the pedal would go to the floor. Must have put a gallon of fluid threw the system.

I still think somehow there was air trapped in the master, even though he bench bled that also before installation.

 

[JORAMI17]

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Thank you I'll try that.

 

[Poodles]

All too common on our cars...

 

[turbotom88]

Thank you I'll try that.

hi, i work at a brake shop and i agree check the sliders and make sure the pads move freely in the housings..... good luck

 

[JORAMI17]

hi, i work at a brake shop and i agree check the sliders and make sure the pads move freely in the housings..... good luck

Thanks again, I'll probably check it out this weekend.