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What would cause a 1997 thunderbird to pull hard to the right when braking calipers hoses pads and rotors have been changed when you release the brakes it stops pulling?
Miclewis
you obvoiusly havent bled all the air out of the system after replacing all those parts ..... go back to the workshop and do it again ... propperly this time b4 you kill someone Reply to Answer you obviously don't have a clue what you're talking about. you probably should do some research before you tell someone they haven't done their job properly. for your information, replacing the lower ball joints solved the problem.
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