Real Fiero Tech

ok i just replaced my rear calipers,pads,rotors and my front pads and rotors
i had no problem compressing the front calipers. but when i hit the brakes it pulls really hard to the left!! this means it needs a new caliper right?

Could be a couple of things.

Take the right caliper off and make sure the slide-pins still move, that the brake pads aren't looking wierd (i.e., covered in brake fluid) and that the piston comes out when you push the brake pedal.

If the piston is jammed in the bore, you can either rebuild the brake caliper, or replace it.

Could also be something as silly as a kinked brake line, or something plugging it.

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first thanks for the advise man :thumbleft: i took apart the caliper and kinda reconditioned everything and now it seems to work pretty good, for a fiero caliper!! so the problem is solved with no extra money spent...

ok so they were working great but i noticed after i drive for lets say half an hour, it pulls hard to the left when i brake? :scratch: then i let it sit at the house for a while and it drives fine until it all heats up nice and good then its all fubar again??

Brake hoses can swell internally and act as check valves. This happened to me so badly on one car that it took WOT in 2nd gear to maintain 35 mph. When I let it sit for a while, the pressure would bleed off and it would drive normally until I had to hit the brakes, then they'd stay applied.

thanks will :salute: i guess i need thoes steel lines sooner than i thought!!
i was going to do a beretta swap in a couple of weeks anyways.(dont even ask why i spent the money and re did the stock brakes)