I wanted to introduce myself and say thanks to the Forum. I recently picked up an 04 T4R SR5 as a winter/family truck for my family. The reading I have done here helped me decide what to get. Thanks!
Now for the bad news:
When I purchased the truck (private party) I knew it needed brakes. There was a minor pulsation when breaking. I didn’t think it would be a problem (i am fairly handy) and I was able to get the price down considerably because of it.
Anyway, I've replace the front rotors, pads and calipers (seized pistons). I went through the bedding process, etc. Unfortunately, my problem persists. After the brakes heat up there is a noticeable pulsation when braking. It is more noticeable when the vehicle slows under 15 MPH.
Any ideas? I am going to dig into the rear brakes this weekend and see if that could be the problem. Just wondering if i am missing anything.?
P.S. After doing all this work, there is no noticeable difference in brake pedal feeling (still spongy), and braking distance hasn’t decreased.
Thanks for all the help. I want to get this fixed so I can talk my SO into a lift :tongue:
-Craig
Now for the bad news:
When I purchased the truck (private party) I knew it needed brakes. There was a minor pulsation when breaking. I didn’t think it would be a problem (i am fairly handy) and I was able to get the price down considerably because of it.
Anyway, I've replace the front rotors, pads and calipers (seized pistons). I went through the bedding process, etc. Unfortunately, my problem persists. After the brakes heat up there is a noticeable pulsation when braking. It is more noticeable when the vehicle slows under 15 MPH.
Any ideas? I am going to dig into the rear brakes this weekend and see if that could be the problem. Just wondering if i am missing anything.?
P.S. After doing all this work, there is no noticeable difference in brake pedal feeling (still spongy), and braking distance hasn’t decreased.
Thanks for all the help. I want to get this fixed so I can talk my SO into a lift :tongue:
-Craig