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As you read, my tundra pulls hard right when I get on the brakes when trying to stop or slow down on an off-ramp. I've done everything I can think of to try and fix it, upper and lower ball joints, tie rod ends, steering bushings, new tires, more than one alignment, and nothing seems to work. I've also been a mechanic (cars, aircraft, yachts) for the majority of my 40 years on this earth.
It's an old truck, 436K miles, but I've done almost the entire front suspension, considered the steering rack but it seems good, just fixed the leaky power steering hoses, and I can't seem to figure this thing out. No matter what I do, it just pulls hard right on braking.
A year or so ago I did all new calipers, pads, and rotors in the front and nothing changed. I'm about to do the rear brakes and wheel bearings so maybe a rear brake is the issue?
It's an old truck, 436K miles, but I've done almost the entire front suspension, considered the steering rack but it seems good, just fixed the leaky power steering hoses, and I can't seem to figure this thing out. No matter what I do, it just pulls hard right on braking.
A year or so ago I did all new calipers, pads, and rotors in the front and nothing changed. I'm about to do the rear brakes and wheel bearings so maybe a rear brake is the issue?