Maybe check that you have the proper shims in the bearing of the front
wheels. If it is too lose your disk could shimmy relative to your caliper
which would be more likely when you are under the strain of turning since
the wheel mounts over the disk. You might also check that a flexible brake
hose is not rubbing against the tire during a turn.
Chris Reichle
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From: mgs-owner
To: 'mg'
Subject: Brake modultaion...help!
Date: Monday, August 18, 1997 2:44PM
This list has invaluable information and many years of MG
insight, so I hope between all of you someone can figure this out.
My brakes work great, they don't pull when I stop, no fad or
anything for the last three month since the rebuild, so what's the
problem you say? Just this morning I have this funny modulation in the
brake pedal. What's so unusual about that you say? It only happens when
turning right, not left or when straight ahead, and happens at all
speeds. I've taken a quick look at the front suspension and don't notice
anything unusual. I hope somebody has seen this, this car has turned
into my daily (and only ) driver since my Samurai blew a head gasket.
Thanks
Randy Rees
Windows NT Test Team
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