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Always had quite a lot of travel in the brake pedal so recently replaced the rear shoes. This seemed to make things much better

Was out for a run in the sun yesterday when the brake pedal became very firm with very little travel and a huge pull to left when applied.

With more pressure applied n/s front would lock up completely. Clearly something has affected the brake balance fairly majorly

I was planning on taking the car to our agm tomorrow so only have tonight to sort it.

Can anyone give me any suggestions as to where to start

Thx

Paul

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I'm with Roger on his logic but can't think how changing the rear shoes would affect the front brakes

I also agree with Stuart that a seized o/s calliper would explain the results but what would cause a calliper to seize that had been performing perfectly?

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