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5th gen T4Rs
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| Corky |
12-13-2023 11:16 PM |
2021 4Runner Brake mystery
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Hello everyone, took my 4R to dealer for oil change today and got this report. How does one brake last only 23k?
Appreciate any thoughts on this.
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| flyrv9 |
12-13-2023 11:48 PM |
Not sure if the E Brake is on that side, but if so, it could be dragging. Check to see if your E Brake is partially on.
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| meridian |
12-13-2023 11:50 PM |
Get a second set of eyes on it, dealers have exaggerated wear to me to drum up business before.
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| manofsteele2003 |
12-14-2023 08:36 AM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by flyrv9
(Post 3822245)
Not sure if the E Brake is on that side, but if so, it could be dragging. Check to see if your E Brake is partially on.
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The e-brake is separate from the regular brake pads, they are shoes inside the hat of the rotor.
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| rdruss |
12-14-2023 09:00 AM |
Probably a seized caliper, not uncommon.
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| Corky |
12-14-2023 10:15 AM |
Thanks
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