Brake Loud Noise Problems of Toyota Camry

When car was completely stopped at a stop sign, car made a loud noise and started shaking. Then car accelerated on its own. Brakes locked. Car wouldn't stop in neutral or in park gear. It caused an accident by rear ending the car in front of me. Car accelerated very quickly and steering wheel locked as well. Passenger in car heard the noise too. The car accelerated abruptly on its own.

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Letter from congressman on behalf of constituent re two instances of total brake failure in 2011 Toyota Camry. The consumer stated she noticed the engine began to rev while depressing the brake pedal and then the traction light illuminated. Five minutes later, while approaching a red light, as she applied the brake to slow down, the vehicle made a loud noise then jerked forward repeatedly. The consumer had no choice, but to run the red light. As the consumer attempted to pull over, she applied the brake, but the pedal literally went all the way to the floor. The consumer stated the second time she experienced brake failure, it nearly caused her to crash into a barrier. After she brought the vehicle to a stop, the consumer smelled a burning odor. The vehicle was taken to the dealer and they were able to bring up the trouble codes. The first code, indicated an opening in the stoop light switch circuit and the second code was the abs traction actuator assembly and skid control ecu. The consumer stated despite the evidence, Toyota refused to make any repairs.

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My 2007 Camry acceleration has not failed to stop accelerating, but it has been slow to engage. This has made crossing intersections or blending with moving traffic difficult. I have taken the car to the dealer, and they "rebooted" the accelerator mechanism. I have also had an issue with the brakes making terrible noise when backing up. I was told that was just because the car had been setting. I was later told there is a technical bulletin regarding the brakes for the model, but since I am out of the warranty period there is noting I can do but ask for a repair. I was also reassured the noise was not a danger signal, and there was not a safety issue. Based on what I have heard the last few weeks, how can I be certain? when I said I had been driving for 50 years, and have never had a car that made this kind of noise, the dealer representative said "I had been lucky!" note my dates are on or about.

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8/2003 bought car. At 75. 000 miles, freeze plugs started to go. One after the other. Leaving me stranded many times. After we replaced the freeze plugs, 76. 000 miles the car started dumping its coolant through the overflow tank. . Could not get answers from phillips Toyota. Started loosing oil. The obd light has never come on. The car runs quite and smooth. Made several attempts to take care of this problem with the corporation, but they will not help. Also, the brakes have always made loud noises, and the cruise control has a mind of its own. Car has now, 130000 miles on it, and all I can do, is add water every 25 miles or so. None of the shops we have taken it to can tell us what the problem is. Can you help me please.

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The contact owns a 2002 Toyota Camry. When the vehicle was driven in inclement weather or over a bump in the road, the brakes made a loud noise. The vehicle was taken to an authorized dealer several times. The dealer stated that the failure was electrical and replaced the alternator. The failure continued to occur. The vehicle was taken to another dealer where the contact was informed that the failure was within the abs computer system but the dealer did not know how to repair it. The contact called the manufacturer but was offered no assistance. The vehicle had not been repaired when the complaint was filed. The failure mileage was approximately 38,000. The current mileage was approximately 55,000.

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April 30, 2003 on Sunday, April 27, 2003 - my 1999 Toyota 2. 2l 4cyl Camry le VIN number 4t1bg22k5xu530462 ceased to operate at jfk International airport. The engine with a very loud noise (such has gears under pressure that just gave way) stopped abruptly while smoke came out and the oil spilled all over the place. After having the car towed back to rockland Toyota the next day I later was informed that there was a significant sized hole on the engine and was shown broken the pieces. The car was always serviced at rockland Toyota since its purchase from Toyota north (all based in new york). My Camry has had simptoms relating to oil sludge in the engine. Persistent drifting/pulling to the left or the right, uneven wear of tires with need for early replacement, premature brake component wear, including rear brake drums, and vibrations, esp. At speeds above 50 mph since its purchase in 1999.

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Loud noise when braking kind of an airplane landing / braking Toyota said that its normal. . . Abs deployees often in dry pavement or reversing down hill or of a parking lot.

When the brakes were applied at a force, not slow stopping, the brakes would make a loud noise, speed at approximately 35 mph. Dealer contacted and stated it was normal abs brake noise, and cannot duplicate the problem.

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When pushing the brake pedal brakes make a loud noise, there is also extended stopping distance. Two repairs have been done, dealer states they will not repair again because it is the design of the model.

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When applying abs brakes a loud noise occurs and extended stopping distance occurs. Dealer can not identify the cause of the problem. Please give any further details.