Questions & Answers for: Toyota Tacoma brake pads

emergency brake light stays on, weather brake is pulled or not. toyota 1990 pickup 4x4. any guesses? did you check the float inside the master cylinder reservoir or check the limit switch for the ...

...brake pads Pull the wheels off. Remove the 2 caliper bolts holding the caliper on. Pull out the old pads, put the new pads in with a little bit of antisqueal (silicone) on the back of the pads, then ...

...disk at all, Are you using oem brake pads? Some aftermarket pads can cause excessive rotor runout which results in a pulsating pedal and shaking steering wheel. Are you bedding in the pads

...brake. the brakes are good. had them checked. Sounds like the rotors are just a little worn and the pads are clicking because they are hitting the high spots. I would have the rotors checked. Also ...

...brake caliper piston with the proper tool. Before installing the new pads, check the disc thickness and disc runout. Install the pad support plates. Install the anti-squeal shims to each pad. NOTE ...

...more to stop The brake fluid must be replaced every 2 years and the circuit thoroughly bled. Do that. While you're there check the status of the brake pads and disks, replace all that appear worn

...brake pads bevelled at an angle or are they flat on the brake rotors? There seems to be a problem with Japanese brake rotors (something about the harmonics) and they will sometimes squeal (even with ...

...brake pads are worn out,if the clicking is from the front,if it is in the rear pull the wheels and check the brake shoes,there may be some hardwear that has came apart inside the drum. sounds like a ...

...brake pads have worn low and brake service is needed. Sometimes you can also get road dirt like pebbles in between the rotor and pad and it will make a temporary noise. I would have the brakes all ...

...brake light is on, check your break fluid level first & top it off. If not, check your break lights - one could be out. Last - it's likely your pads are worn down & need new breaks. Have it ...