I turn the steering wheel and I can watch the brakes being depressed before my very eyes. How do I stop this connection? It's as though there's a string connected between the steering wheel and the brakes. I can't just lift the brake pedal, since the connection seems to be hydraulic. The calipers on both sides were replaced the same day, today.
The original problem: the power steering pump needed to be replaced, and it was. Afterwards, the brakes were replaced. We noticed that the brakes were wearing thin on only one side (the reason we replaced the calipers).
So to clarify: We replaced the power steering pump. We noticed the wear on only one side and therefore replaced the calipers. Now, the steering wheel turns on the brakes when out of a neutral (forward) position.
Little help?
The original problem: the power steering pump needed to be replaced, and it was. Afterwards, the brakes were replaced. We noticed that the brakes were wearing thin on only one side (the reason we replaced the calipers).
So to clarify: We replaced the power steering pump. We noticed the wear on only one side and therefore replaced the calipers. Now, the steering wheel turns on the brakes when out of a neutral (forward) position.
Little help?
Jul 22, 2009 at 6:48 PM
