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  1. 33 minutes ago, m4rkw said:

    I'm far from an expert but I would guess unlikely. A common sign of a sticking caliper is more brake dust on the side that's sticking.

    I thought that. Does the rears have calipers as well, newbie to all this. Is it worth swapping the rears to fronts also? I'd go to wheels in motion in Buckinghamshire but want to kind of eliminate causes first. NSF camber is deep than OSF could that be possible and get them to get same as OSF. 

  2. I have on a newly built motorway road near me not as much but the steering wheel has to still be returned to centre. I'm going to swap the rear tyres over and see if that makes any difference and check the left front caliper. Could it be the rear brake calipers. 

  3. 1 hour ago, m4rkw said:

    Were the tyres swapped left to right or front to back?

    Swapped front left to right. 

    It's definitely pulling as I have to correct steering wheel to centre. Steering wheel is sitting few degrees off centre to the left. I've read it might be caster arm and ball joints bad. 🤷‍♂️

  4. Hi there still having issues with my car pulling. Tires have been swapped over still pulls to left. Tyre pressure always good. Know I've got these latest alignment report. Any advice on the adjustments made by the alignment place or if it could be something else. Thinking may be it's the tire pattern not sure..

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  5. 12 hours ago, Mihanicos said:

    Select the lowest Ohm range and remove the ABS connector from the car's wiring connector. Measure the resistance between each pin and its respective wire. You should get 0 Ohms. 

    Chris.

    Any idea how to get the sensor off it well stuck in there.. 

  6. 1 hour ago, Mihanicos said:

    Just clean the contacts in the connectors so they are free of any rust or dirt. This should be enough for this case.

    To measure a resistance with a volt meter, you need to measure the current as well through the circuit to determine the resistance in question. Much simpler with an Ohm meter.

    Chris.

    So suggest to just clean the contacts. I check the rings whilst I'm at it. I've got a multi meter not sure how to do it. 

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