1998 Explorer brake trouble

In your note you said the brake line was blead. Was all four wheels blead. There could still be air in the system. If all four were not blead do this procedure.

Right rear cylider, left rear cylinder, right caliper, left front caliper. But before you do this check all the brake lines for leakage. Also check to see if the rubber flex lines are wet which is in indication of a leak. A leak in the system could cause this.

You could possibly have an internal leak inside the master cylinder but you said you replaced it so don't worry about the master cylinder for now.

Let me know.

Richard

Hello nicc

Sounds like the rotor on that side (right Side) is going bad. It may not be releasing as quickly as the rest of the braking system. Which would explain the dust.

One other question dose the truck have ABS if so then the problem could be a out of fluid pressure balance issue, were the system has to be bled from a certain wheel and possibly the ABS hydraulic unit it self.

Even though I thought I would just add that I believe your problem is a bad right front caliper. One other thing A bad caliper could cause the pull to one side but this could also be a wheel alignment issue whereas the front wheels could be out of alignment. But again caliper sounds bad so focus there for know.

I thank you for getting back with me on this. Let me no what happens with it.

Richard