Brake pedal goes to floor after turninng left??

Ok, so I am at a loss here. I installed a new steering rack yesterday, and when I finished I took it out for a drive. Everything was fine except the alignment was a little off. So when I got home I aligned it straighter and took it out again. This time when I took a left turn my brake went to the floor. I checked my lines and they weren't leaking any fluid and when I pumped the brakes a few times they went back to normal. I also checked the lines with the wheels turned all the way and don't see any binding. Anyone have any suggestions on what it could be?

 

I don't know why it would do that, but I suggest you make like a UPS driver and only turn right for a little while.

 

What if he is a nascar driver???

 

Haha no nascar here but on my way to work I make mostly left turns

 

OK so here's an update, still have no idea what is causing it, but when I lifted the front and took wheel off it doesn't do it, then I put jack stand under control arm to put weight back on it and it does it.

 

Well I found the problem, its just a coincidence that it happened right after changing the rack, the passenger side wheel bearing is shot and when turning the wheel it would push the caliper in.

 

That's interesting. Glad you found it.

 

I can help you with the wheel bearing problem. lol. Just click my link in my sig!

 

Beat me to it lol.

 

I might have to take you up on that, I just replaced it 2 days ago and the new one is already shot, don't know if its something I did wrong or if it was a faulty bearing.