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Old 04 December 2013, 08:36 PM
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Car pulls to the left when braking at 60-70mph, it's fine driving around town at normal speeds, I noticed it today when pulling off the slip road of the motorway.

Any ideas guys?

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Old 04 December 2013, 08:38 PM
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Siezed piston / pistons in brake caliper.
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Originally Posted by ditchmyster
Siezed piston / pistons in brake caliper.
Ok thanks mate. Is that an easy DIY fix? Anything I can do to free it off?

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Originally Posted by ditchmyster
Siezed piston / pistons in brake caliper.
*SEIZED*

You should know better Ditchy!
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Before doing anything, check all tyre pressures.
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Originally Posted by alcazar
Before doing anything, check all tyre pressures.
I will do that ASAP mate thanks
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Also look at tread levels, and for baldness on the inner edges.
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Originally Posted by alcazar
Also look at tread levels, and for baldness on the inner edges.
Tyres are all ok mate and I've just had the geo done due to the car having new rear shocks last month.
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