Drifting to the right when braking - The 1947 - Present Chevrolet & GMC Truck Message Board Network

**TBONE1964** · 09-26-2013, 10:58 AM

It sounds like you have a brake drift/pull from a brake problem to me. What if anything changed when you replaced the calipers from the new ones to the second new ones? Are both brake hoses, left and right, orientated correctly, meaning, not lopped or twisted. Did you bleed the brakes again after the test drive? Sometimes air will take a while to move through to the bleeders and it takes a good drive to get it out.

When it drifts/pulls, does it straighten out before coming to a complete stop or continue to pull all through the whole stop?

What did it do before any of the parts were replaced? Pull/drift or not?

09-26-2013, 10:58 AM	#14
TBONE1964 Cluster King Join Date: Nov 2012 Location: Junction City, OR Posts: 5,263	Re: Drifting to the right when braking It sounds like you have a brake drift/pull from a brake problem to me. What if anything changed when you replaced the calipers from the new ones to the second new ones? Are both brake hoses, left and right, orientated correctly, meaning, not lopped or twisted. Did you bleed the brakes again after the test drive? Sometimes air will take a while to move through to the bleeders and it takes a good drive to get it out. When it drifts/pulls, does it straighten out before coming to a complete stop or continue to pull all through the whole stop? What did it do before any of the parts were replaced? Pull/drift or not? __________________ Contact me on all of your gauge cluster needs. I specialize in restoration, repair and parts sales for 67-72 Chevy and GMC trucks. email me at tbonegarris@yahoo.com I am also a dealer for Counterpart for gauge cluster parts only. Also see my facebook page, CG&C



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