| The big one is a pedal going soft with pressure applied, meaning as you brake the pedal slowly goes to the floor. Anything else? I am looking to get my Z back on the road soon but I really want to resolve an issue I have with the steering wheel giving a pull to one side under any hard braking. T-rods are solid bearing, no cracks visible where they bolt to control arms, alignment is good. I also cannot find any brake fluid leaks anywhere and the fluid level is normal. I was told that it could be the internal seals not holding pressure and that if the Z32 is designed with diagonal brake circuits (meaning front left on same closed loop as rear right and vice versa) then a bad internal seal may be letting pressure out of one loop but not the other, therefore one side retains braking force and not the other up front resulting in the steering wheel pull. Any input on this?
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