1994 GMC Safari Repair Question
Topics covered: Brake caliper, Wheel, All wheel drive.
Mileage: No information provided.
Mileage: No information provided.
Asked on June 9, 2010
1994 GMC Safari brakes pull to right
Brakes problem
1994 GMC Safari 6 cyl All Wheel Drive Automatic
I have installed new calipers both frt sides and when I bleed them I have good flow from rt side but not the left. The rear shoes are new and new hardware. What would make the car pull to the right?
1994 GMC Safari 6 cyl All Wheel Drive Automatic
I have installed new calipers both frt sides and when I bleed them I have good flow from rt side but not the left. The rear shoes are new and new hardware. What would make the car pull to the right?
Asked by kreaton74Answer
Replied on April 10, 2011
A car might pull while braking when calipers need adjusting or servicing. Signs of a bad disc brake caliper include:
* When your disc brake caliper is worn you will often hear a squeaky or squealing sound that should not be ignored. In addition, your brake pads will often vibrate when you are trying to stop your vehicle.
* Difficulty pushing the brake pedal is a frequent sign that the disc brake caliper is out of alignment.
* Drivers may experience the vehicle pulling to one side while braking.
* Excessive heat or smoke coming from the wheel area.
