What Causes Vehicle Brake Pulling?
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Vehicle brake pulling can be caused by the following reasons: 1. Brake caliper malfunction, where a single caliper fails to retract properly or becomes stuck (locked). 2. Insufficient brake fluid, caused by inferior quality brake fluid or air in the brake lines (vapor lock). 3. Brake pad quality issues, such as irregular wear, delamination, or breakage due to poor quality. 4. ABS system failure, triggered by ECU or hydraulic modulator malfunctions. 5. Different brands or specifications of brake pads or shoes used on opposite sides of the vehicle, resulting in uneven friction effects and inconsistent braking performance between the two sides.