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stilly

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hi all, i have a problem with me brakes.. they seem to be pulling to the right when i brake, worst if i brake hard... i have re-built me front and rear calipers and bleed them through... i have also purchased a new master cylinder from Mr pug... but the problem is still there... any idea's people... cheers stilly

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Posted 21st Apr 2010 at 23:31
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iplay

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tracking? or wheelbearing?
Posted 21st Apr 2010 at 23:58
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stilly

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no and no...LOL

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deaf in 1 eye blind in 1 ear Crazy......

307 136bhp daily drive.....

306 rallye stripped out and charged.....

lee_gti6 also known as "the tit".....

stan_306gti6 also known as "stan the dick".......


Posted 22nd Apr 2010 at 00:04
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fletch

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Registered: 12 Jun 2004

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Knackered p bush or loose wishbone bolts?
Posted 22nd Apr 2010 at 01:46
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iplay

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stuck slider pin on the brake caliper?
Posted 22nd Apr 2010 at 01:47
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darkgti6

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Post #6
Tyre pressure different in front nearside and offside wheels? Slow puncture?

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Posted 22nd Apr 2010 at 02:26
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stilly

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no, none of the above... goner change the rear flexi pipes and the bais valve... see what that does...Unsure

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deaf in 1 eye blind in 1 ear Crazy......

307 136bhp daily drive.....

306 rallye stripped out and charged.....

lee_gti6 also known as "the tit".....

stan_306gti6 also known as "stan the dick".......


Posted 23rd Apr 2010 at 22:42
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fletch

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Servo letting air in?
Posted 23rd Apr 2010 at 23:58
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denwar

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Post #9
air in the corner of the calliper, turn it upside down so air bubbles are traveling up the way to the bleed niple, then bleed it, wont take much air to make it go to one side under braking

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Posted 24th Apr 2010 at 01:59
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tabbbster

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stilly wrote:
no, none of the above... goner change the rear flexi pipes and the bais valve... see what that does...Unsure


The Pipes are your best bet. I had this and it was the pipes. I was told Unsure Dunno the pipes can perish and they start to feather inside causing a one way valve effect. This slows the flow of fluid making the brakes on one side slow to come on.

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Posted 24th Apr 2010 at 02:42
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stilly

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hi all... i have had the rallye on a brake tester at a mot testing station...both front brakes pull up the same...316kg...rear about equal too...but when they were tested as a pair up front, they were out of balance at 80% to the right...i have brembo front brakes, not the pug jobbies...put new rear flexi pipes on and it's no better... Sad ... goner disconnect the abs in the morning and take the rallye out for a spin and see if that works any better, if it does then i probaly have a sensor down or the abs unit is faulty...Unsure

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deaf in 1 eye blind in 1 ear Crazy......

307 136bhp daily drive.....

306 rallye stripped out and charged.....

lee_gti6 also known as "the tit".....

stan_306gti6 also known as "stan the dick".......


Posted 24th Apr 2010 at 02:42
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SteviePut

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Post #12
Does it feel like the ABS is pulsing? It could be a broken ring on the drive shaft. I'm talking about the ring the ABS sensor seesSmile

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Posted 24th Apr 2010 at 15:01
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