Steering to the right when breaking

[Guest Anonymous]

Sometimes, my car pulls to the right under braking. All brakes are in good condition, the brake-test-machine shows perfect balance. Would it be possible this is caused by a miss-aligned steering-house? The tracking is OK, but the arm of the steeringhouse is not in the middle when the car is driving in a straight line. Could this be the problem?

Hugo

[Guest Anonymous]

You might have a sticking caliper or bad brake hoses. It is one of the two. Check if you have the rubber hoses that they are not sort of deformed. Check also the your busings etc..

[Guest Anonymous]

It was the BIGGEST and Easiest improvement that I have even done to any car. Major brake pedal now and gives you a bit more confidence in the late braking corners

[Guest Anonymous]

When your brake, the soft brake line wil "inflate" and "absorb" the pressure. And the caliper will not work as expected. One remedy only: new brake lines.

[Guest Anonymous]

That's why I'm asking. All the obvious has been taken care of. The weird thing is that the inbalance also doesn't show up on the brake-o-meter (don't know the term). Left and right brakes are in perfect balance on the tester.