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Can anybody explain how the components in this TSB is going to solve the problem?
IOW, what is causing the squeal? It seems it’s generated from the pad/rotor contact. So are the pads in the TSB a different material?
Did anyone bed their brake pads from new when they purchased their vehicle? I’m not real sure a little bit of brake pads bedding wouldn’t have solved this.
My 4Runner has the same sort of disk brake set up. IOW, the Anti-rattle spring isn’t unique to LC, if that’s what you’re implying.IMO this little part will solve the squealing issue.......
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I did bed my brakes properly and I've only had it squeal once, but then again I don't reverse 1st thing in the morning. But there's too many with the same issue for it not to be a thing.
I don't know why you would think I was implying anything. But it is my belief, the replacement spring may be of a better quality and since that is what assists the pads to separate from the rotor surface, it leads me to think a better spring would solve the squealing issue.My 4Runner has the same sort of disk brake set up. IOW, the Anti-rattle spring isn’t unique to LC, if that’s what you’re implying.
I reread the TSB, and it appears we are getting a different part number brake pad. Maybe they came up with a different composition brake pad but it sure seems that is low hanging fruit in automotive engineering circles.
I followed the directions in the PDF owners manual that I downloaded from Toyota’s website. Miss Daisy’s brakes started squealing anyway..Did anyone bed their brake pads from new when they purchased their vehicle? I’m not real sure a little bit of brake pads bedding wouldn’t have solved this.
What dealer?Just had the TSB service done and so far so good! No squeal fingers crossed it’s gone!
Gettel Stadium ToyotaWhat dealer?
Oh great the one piece where my dealer used the old part instead of the new one!IMO this little part will solve the squealing issue.......
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I did bed my brakes properly and I've only had it squeal once, but then again I don't reverse 1st thing in the morning. But there's too many with the same issue for it not to be a thing.
I used Gettel for MIss Daisy’s 5,000 mile service in Ocala when my GF and I were down in Florida on vacation. If I lived there, I would NEVER use them again. EVER. To long to type.Gettel Stadium Toyota
Likewise. Had it done this weekend and the squealing is gone. Yahoo!Just had the TSB service done and so far so good! No squeal fingers crossed it’s gone!
Roger, my apologies.I don't know why you would think I was implying anything. But it is my belief, the replacement spring may be of a better quality and since that is what assists the pads to separate from the rotor surface, it leads me to think a better spring would solve the squealing issue.
I assume they told you they reused your original spring clips. Kinda surprised, but I thought the TSB was pretty specific and I just assumed the parts came in a kit. But maybe not. Are you gonna take it back and get the correct clips?Oh great the one piece where my dealer used the old part instead of the new one!
According to the receipt they replaced the spring with the same part. I called the day before and the parts guy told me they'd only received two of the three needed parts but said they would have all three the day I came in. But I guess not? Maybe someone in parts or service missed the point and just wanted to get the job done, and used the parts they had on hand. The service advisor is going to look into it when he's back in, he says he'll order the new part and have that installed when it comes in once he confirms the parts.I assume they told you they reused your original spring clips. Kinda surprised, but I thought the TSB was pretty specific and I just assumed the parts came in a kit. But maybe not. Are you gonna take it back and get the correct clips?