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My '87 Comanche had a problem today, the Right Front caliper locked up. I tested it by jamming on the brakes and it pulled to the Left HARD. It was pulling to the Right when driving to alert me before hand. I replaced the caliper today and test drove it again after bleeding. Still pulls to the left, but not as much obviously.

 

The entire brake system was new when I rebuilt the truck. New '96 MC and booster, new brake lines, new hoses, new calipers, pads and rotors, deleted rear load sensing valve. It is a '93 Cherokee Dana 30. The ONLY thing that has been burning in the back of my mind (for years) is when I flared the Right Front hard line the I feel I did not reem the ID of the tubing. Maybe it is enough of an obstruction to inhibit flow.

 

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I would say bad rubber hose or bad left side caliper or guide pins, just because the left side is grabbing doesn't mean it's working correctly

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