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27. Mar 2011 at 21:06
 
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                      Just a question with regard to one other omega that i have, 25 v6 estate, car pulls to the left under braking, ok checked caliper on the right, fine brand new still carried out check still fine disces fine and pads, brake rolling road test twice different places no problems  Huh Huh front tracking fine, no uneven wear to tyres but tryed and brake hard and you are turning left towards the bushes  Shocked Shocked, have checked front suspension bits, these seem fine by looking
  any other pointers guys   Sad Sad Sad
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Reply #1 - 27. Mar 2011 at 21:33
 
blue_dream wrote on 27. Mar 2011 at 21:06:
Evening people
                      Just a question with regard to one other omega that i have, 25 v6 estate, car pulls to the left under braking, ok checked caliper on the right, fine brand new still carried out check still fine disces fine and pads, brake rolling road test twice different places no problems  Huh Huh front tracking fine, no uneven wear to tyres but tryed and brake hard and you are turning left towards the bushes  Shocked Shocked, have checked front suspension bits, these seem fine by looking
  any other pointers guys   Sad Sad Sad



You say its pulling to the left when you brake. You mentioned that you checked the calipers on the right.. but no mention of the left?
Is that right?
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Re: pull to the left
Reply #2 - 28. Mar 2011 at 01:52
 
Camber of the road?
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Reply #3 - 28. Mar 2011 at 05:43
 
Hi
   thats right, pulling to the left under braking very badly when you slam them on, so the left front caliper is working so i thought my problem was with the right, this checked out fine when i took it apart, along with disces and pads  Undecided Undecided and rolling brake test
  No accident damage to the car  Undecided Undecided
  I was thinking of taking the wishbone out on that side just to check  Undecided Undecided
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Reply #4 - 28. Mar 2011 at 17:03
 
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Reply #5 - 28. Mar 2011 at 19:15
 
blue_dream wrote on 28. Mar 2011 at 05:43:
Hi
   thats right, pulling to the left under braking very badly when you slam them on, so the left front caliper is working so i thought my problem was with the right, this checked out fine when i took it apart, along with disces and pads  Undecided Undecided and rolling brake test
  No accident damage to the car  Undecided Undecided
  I was thinking of taking the wishbone out on that side just to check  Undecided Undecided


Left one working more than the right one?

brake pads the same thickness?

rear ones could throw it out.

Bloody pain in the ass omegas when not working right  Cry
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Reply #6 - 29. Mar 2011 at 06:12
 
Hi
   Just thinking of something, am i right in thinking that the rear caliper piston needs to be in a certain position before refitting pads, it has a cutway on the piston, if this is wrong would that cause this to pull to the left  Undecided Undecided, next will be the wishbone to come out, fingers crossed  Undecided Undecided
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Reply #7 - 29. Mar 2011 at 19:50
 
99% likely to be worn wishbone bushes
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