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Brakes
My brakes on my 2002 F250 are pulling real hard to the right, i noticed it a little before i went on a trip but didn't think much of it. by the time i got back from our little trip it was pulling so hard i decided to put new brakes on it, that didn't help at all. It pulls so bad to the right that i have to compensate by turning my wheel left, does any one know what is wrong with it?
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Check the hubs. They maybe frozed up causing this problem. My co-worker just had this problem. Cost him 650 dollars. He replaced his hubs with the Warn hubs. I suggest you take the hubs apart and clean them and then reassemble.
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Frozen Caliper pin?
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Stuck piston, new rotors?? or did you use the old ones?, check Hub's, unit bearings and ball joints.
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What he said. my friends were froze up and his pulled hard to one side also
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the pins are a huge problem every pickup i have had did it until i took the caliper pins out and cleaned and re greased them then it stopped and the brakes worked fine
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Or just buy new ones, I think they are like $15/pair
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yea thats true i always just used a soft grinder wheel like really soft and cleaned them up really good and then put grease on them
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