A while ago, I did pads, rotors, and fluid at all four corners. I fucked up a few things and fixed most of them, but one thing I did was accidentally try and bleed the rear left caliper while the caliper wasn't on the rotor. I have no idea what I was thinking, but bottom line is the piston popped out. I did get it all reassembled, rebled it a few times (and have even had a shop bleed the brakes for me), and put everything back together. The brakes and stops, but under hard emergency braking, the car pulls to the left. I suspect this has something to do with me messing something up when I put the piston back in the caliper, or maybe something else. What I'm wondering is if the answer is to try and rebuild the caliper, or to just get a new one. If anyone has good instructions how to do either, it would be greatly appreciated.
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Messed up when doing pads, rotors, and fluid, need help figuring out how to fix
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