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I have a 1997 f-150 4.6L 4x4 with 236,400 miles and it pulls to the left when driving.I have replaced the upper and lower control arms,ball joints,bushings,bearings,calipers,roters and pads.If anyone can help it would be great I already have $9000.00 invested and all I use it for is work and everyday driving.
Last edited by stevebe1fl; Jul 17, 2007 at 04:11 PM.
If it's pulling to the left while driving it sounds as if the Left Caliper is dragging, not releasing completly, you may need to rebuild or replace the caliper. If once you've driven for a while check the wheel and hub for excessive heat, that is a sure sign of brake dragging or look for discoloring of disk. If it only pulled when hitting the brakes either the left would be grabbing or as steve(ill) said the right one not doing it's job.
my truck consistently pulls to the left, taken it to about 6 shops and done everything under the sun to tr to get it not to, and it still does, so i just put a little more air in the left tire to comensate and it works relitivly well, i know its not good for the wear patterns on the tires, but its the only thing that works for me
If it helps any,the steering wheel actually turns while it pulls to the left and it only pulls so far, for example if I'm driving strait(we can call this 12 oclock) and I let go of the wheel I gradually pull to the left(say 10 oclock) and it will stay at that point