Reply to "Seeking ideas concerning what may be causing the car to pull to the left when braking."

Thank you for this information.

Yes, that's correct : I'm talking about this stock non-adjustable brake proportioning valve up by the radiator (on the left side, near the brake master cylinder). And as far as I know, the plumbing was stock before the mech modified it.

I, too, can't explain what could have caused the issue, as it doesn't seem to have a different action between left and right side.

The fact is, the issue has disappeared, and I wasn't able to reproduce it : maybe there was something wrong in the stock lines that have been deleted ? I really don't know...

Matt

5/4/2012:48 PM

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