This morning I noticed my Grand Marquis pulls to the left when braking. How severely it pulls depends on how hard you apply the brakes.
I know the suspension and front end is good, so I'm looking at the front brakes. The first thing I'm going to try is to swap the rotors around, then regrease the caliper pins and pad mounts on the caliper with dialectic grease.
I have noticed something when I was rotating my tires the other day though. The left tire in particular requires a good bit of effort to spin around, and will not spin freely when the front end is jacked up. The right is the same, but not as hard to rotate. I'm not making any conclusions yet, but is it safe to assume I have a stuck caliper on the left? Thanks!
I know the suspension and front end is good, so I'm looking at the front brakes. The first thing I'm going to try is to swap the rotors around, then regrease the caliper pins and pad mounts on the caliper with dialectic grease.
I have noticed something when I was rotating my tires the other day though. The left tire in particular requires a good bit of effort to spin around, and will not spin freely when the front end is jacked up. The right is the same, but not as hard to rotate. I'm not making any conclusions yet, but is it safe to assume I have a stuck caliper on the left? Thanks!