2002 tocoma pulls to left when braking

Hey guys I’m still having a issue with the truck pulling left when breaking if anyone knows what up lmk Thanks

 

Why start a new thread?
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/2002-tocoma-extended-cab.819056/

 

Bc now this is my only issue with the truck

 

Have you pulled the front right wheel off and to see if the caliper is actual working?
All you have to do is watch the pads.

 

i bet it has something to do with the brakes.

 

It is def not a brake issue I’ve had calibers replaced 3 times on each side I’ve had brakes replaced twice I’ve had brake hoses changed

 

Just because they are new doesn't mean they can't be defective. And they are likely reman. I would check to be sure. Go for the free options first.

 

ABS or non ABS?

 

Why have you replaced your calipers three times?

 

Just doing process of elimination

 

It would only take you one time to eliminate them as a variable. So you decided that even though new calipers didn’t fix your problem you replaced them two more times? If your truck pulls while braking then it’s certainly an issue related to your brakes. Honestly you should just take it into a good shop and have them diagnose.

 

Does the nose dive unevenly? If you are certain it is not the brakes, then look for broken suspension. Even braking assumes the suspension is balanced.

 

I’m still stuck with watching to see if the pads are moving when pressing the brake pedal. There’s more to brakes than calipers and lines.

 

Have you visually confirmed that both brake pads are applying pressure to the rotor? How old are the rotors? Do you do alot of in town driving, heavy braking, towing, hilly area driving? It's possible one of your rotors are warped or worn down. You also might want to check the brake fluid. How old is the fluid? Since you changed the calipers 3 times, were the lines bled properly each time?

 

I could be a bad control arm bushing

 

How about the rear drums ...does it happen when you use parking brake ?...have checked your upper ball joints...lower ball joints

 

Use a temp gun to check brake rotor heat after driving and braking hard. See of there's a big difference side to side

 

The truck is abs

 

It could very well be a control arm bushing people say to use oem bushing bc aftermarket ones fail if that’s correct?

 

The ball joint have all been replaced like a few months ago and the problem is still here