Replaced front pads on 2008 prius. When caliper was remov...

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I was working on the front right in the front left is the one that now engages before any other wheelThe brakes now pulsate as well

HI Put it up on jackstands with front wheel off the ground and have someone step on the brake pedal and hold it down. See if the right wheel will turn. If it does, then the right caliper is not extending and needs to be replaced. As to the pulsating, it can be from this, or from replacing pads but not turning the rotors or replacing the rotors, or from new rotors being warped out of the box

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