brakes pulling 98.5 3/4 ton
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I'm no master mechanicso here's my situation: I pulled a heavy concrete trailer across town without a brake controller so this warped my brakes. I then had a terrible pulsation in the brake pedal. I only found onerotor to be catching on the pads so I replaced only this passenger side rotor (didn't want to chance replacing the hub on drivers side $$$$$). At the same time I replaced both side pads and calipers. I also went to change both brake lines but they gave me the wrong one for the drivers side so I only got the passenger side line changed. Now the pedal is smooth but the truck pulls really hard to the left with medium to hard brakeing. I would imagine the drivers side rotor could be warped causing that side to brake harder than the passenger side but the pedal is smooth, no pulsation. Any suggestions?
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it is a good idea to read this TSB
before tackling the problem:
http://dodgeram.info/tsb/1997/05-03-97/page1.html
before tackling the problem:
http://dodgeram.info/tsb/1997/05-03-97/page1.html
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I'm not sure what this TSB info means? All I know is my truck tracks down the road straight as can be until I apply the brakes with medium to hard pressure. I jacked up the front end today and spun the wheels, the passenger wheel spins almost freely just grazing the pads and the drivers side drags on the pads all the way around and this is the side that the truck pulls to. Also, on the driver side wheel when I go to spin it the wheel will shift just slightly before the rotor catches and spins. The passenger side does not do this, anybody know why this is?
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