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Old Dec 5th, 2019, 19:47   #1
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My xc90 seems to have a funny braking quirk. When you press the pedal it pulls to the left and then rectifies itself and brakes evenly. I am wondering if it's a sticking piston in the caliper. It's worse at higher speeds. Discs look new as do pads. Are all xc90 d5 calipers the same? Thinking of getting a recon one.
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My xc90 seems to have a funny braking quirk. When you press the pedal it pulls to the left and then rectifies itself and brakes evenly. I am wondering if it's a sticking piston in the caliper. It's worse at higher speeds. Discs look new as do pads. Are all xc90 d5 calipers the same? Thinking of getting a recon one.

Check the bushes in both lower control arms before touching the brakes.
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Might there be a badly worn bush on one of the suspension arms??
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Might there be a badly worn bush on one of the suspension arms??
See post 2. That's my thought and identical symptoms when one was worn on my S60
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Good shout will do . It just passed it's mot before I got it but I wiil have a look.Thanks
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