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I saw a reply to this problem in a publication for
another make I happen to also have an interest in. Replace the brake hose
on the opposite wheel from the side that is pulling. Sometimes there is a
problem with deterioration from the inside the rubber brake hose, and you end up
with a blockage which restricts the flow of brake fluid to the opposite side, so
you get full effect on one side--the one that pulls, and little effect on the
other side. If this works, replace all of your brake rubber hoses.
You should probably do this every 5 or so years simply because OLD rubber is bad
news.
John
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