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Old 19th March 2012, 10:54   #1
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would a binding brake cause the car to pull to one side??
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Old 19th March 2012, 11:10   #2
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yes, depending how bad its binding
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Old 19th March 2012, 11:18   #3
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most likely you have a sticky front caliper too mate
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just out of interest how can this be solved.... is it just a case of replacing caliper or can they be disassembled and repaired?
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First thing i do is check that its not the pads sticking on or the sliders or anything daft like that ive seen alot of cars with a brake binding problem that once the pads are removed and everything wire brushed and re-greased it can solve the problem if its the caliper itself you can remove the piston, clean any corrosion re-grease that then rebuild. Not sure if there is a caliper refurb guide on here.

Alot of people just replace with another caliper if its standard brakes as its only roughly £10 for one but they can all be taken part and refurbd.
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