a couple ??'s
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a couple ??'s
well i just did my pads up front and the truck is pulling pretty hard to the right when i brake?
i have a new master cylinder? what can i do to get it to quit... it just happend after i put the new pads on? and also me and my buddy 91.5 beater just got done puttin a new vp44 on his 99 and he researched all the cummins pumps and told me he thinks mine is after market... he says all the stock ones are silver and the after market 1's are painted black. his on his old 91.5 was silver?? ..mines black? is this true? 
just curious?
i have a new master cylinder? what can i do to get it to quit... it just happend after i put the new pads on? and also me and my buddy 91.5 beater just got done puttin a new vp44 on his 99 and he researched all the cummins pumps and told me he thinks mine is after market... he says all the stock ones are silver and the after market 1's are painted black. his on his old 91.5 was silver?? ..mines black? is this true? just curious?
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Make sure the calipers are free to slide.
The original pump was painted along with the engine - so it is black. Your truck has the original pump. There was a safety recall on '91.5 and '92 pumps so a lot of those trucks got new pumps.
The original pump was painted along with the engine - so it is black. Your truck has the original pump. There was a safety recall on '91.5 and '92 pumps so a lot of those trucks got new pumps.
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check your front ujoints in the axle, look for disorted rubber in the caps, and see if the caps are moving,(seized needles in the bearings), that might be an issue as well. Does it do it in 4 wheel drive?
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Well, What I usally go by is, if it pulls to the right, the problem usally lies on the left side... visa/versa if the prob is on the left... Could be a bad line, bad caliper, Or even a bad master cylinder!!
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when you hit the brakes does it pull then straighten out? or keep pulling as long as you are braking?
if it pulls then straightens out, replace your brake hoses in the front(they are restricted).
if it keeps pulling, you either contaminated the pads(oil, grease etc.) or its time for calipers.
if it pulls then straightens out, replace your brake hoses in the front(they are restricted).
if it keeps pulling, you either contaminated the pads(oil, grease etc.) or its time for calipers.
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