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Gromit wrote: The sliders as people call them are the brake caliper pistons that seize in the caliper mounting causing the brake on that wheel work poorly which makes the other brake pull the car to that side.
Example - Seized caliper piston on right front wheel will make the car pull to the left !
Cheers mate, will take caliper off tomorrow and have a play. Mind doest pull when braking, it turns! Could drive round a small roundabout!
Gromit wrote: The sliders as people call them are the brake caliper pistons that seize in the caliper mounting causing the brake on that wheel work poorly which makes the other brake pull the car to that side.
Example - Seized caliper piston on right front wheel will make the car pull to the left !
Seized caliper piston on right front wheel will make the car pull to the right as the brake wont relise and make it come on before the other/left brake because the brake pressure is higher than the relise pressure so the piston comes out but wont get pushed back in
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