Hard pull to the left when braking - means what?

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j91z28d1

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Is it hard to change the hoses, how do they mount onto the metal brake line? I haven't noticed when I did the calipers.

you know, I've had to look haha. I work on so much junk. but usually very easy. Just a fitting on the metal hardline that screws into the rubber hose fitting and held by a clip.

caliper side is probably a bango fitting, which has 2 copper washers for seals on each side. the hoses should come with the copper washer seals, but double check. they are a one time use type there. even thou I have reused them before without issues, it's best not to.
 

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From memory, been a while. I think you can easily check those slider pins buy loosening the main caliper hold down bolts a couple turns, take a 5/8" (?) wrench on the pin shoulder between the main bracket and caliper and try to turn the pins. If they won't turn they are rusted and stuck. And I remember third gen Camaros have a lot of trouble with those hoses collapsing. They have a mounting bracket in the middle of the hose that is swagelocked in place and causes this usually.
 

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