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Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: Martin_1962 on 19 September 2011, 13:26:13
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On braking very occasionally pulls to the left.
What is most likely to have failed?
Not always duplicatable
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Siezed brake caliper sliders or piston?
Uneven pad wear?
Possibly wishbone bushes?
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had the same issue .. it was tire pressure.. :-[ ;D
the state of shocks also can have negative effects..
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given its occasional and not repeatable, is it deffo the car, not road camber?
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Siezed brake caliper sliders or piston?
Uneven pad wear?
Possibly wishbone bushes?
Will check soon. not sure on pads even though not that old
Wishbone bushes - do you mean rear ones?
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given its occasional and not repeatable, is it deffo the car, not road camber?
Possible - it does follow camber a bit
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had the same issue .. it was tire pressure.. :-[ ;D
the state of shocks also can have negative effects..
Tyre pressures - will check
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Worn track rod ends possibly.
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Worn track rod ends possibly
Good un, worn ones do have lil play :y
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Is this before or after work on track rods, as mentioned in other thread...?
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Is this before or after work on track rods, as mentioned in other thread...?
Haven't yet started!
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Is this before or after work on track rods, as mentioned in other thread...?
Haven't yet started!
If nothing else shows up during that work, I'd suspect brake imbalance or failed bush.
Does the steering wheel pull away from the cars pull? Ie car pulls left steering wheel turns right in your hands? Rearward bush.
If it pulls left and you have to physically steer right to keep it straight? Front bush. One is fubar more than tother.
Or brake imbalance. Pas side ok.
At least that my theory. Loosely covered by "brake imbalance or wb bushes"
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Is this before or after work on track rods, as mentioned in other thread...?
Haven't yet started!
If nothing else shows up during that work, I'd suspect brake imbalance or failed bush.
Does the steering wheel pull away from the cars pull? Ie car pulls left steering wheel turns right in your hands? Rearward bush.
If it pulls left and you have to physically steer right to keep it straight? Front bush. One is fubar more than tother.
Or brake imbalance. Pas side ok.
At least that my theory. Loosely covered by "brake imbalance or wb bushes"
Failed rear WB bush sounds difficult to fix, will not be front.
Will check the brake sliders - I suspect them now
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try wheel Bearing had that on mine
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Sticky R?H caliper I think
Will have a look at the weekend if dry