Air Brake Problems of Toyota Sienna

My brake lights remained on when I parked my 2011 Toyota Sienna. I continued to drive the vehicle about 2 miles, the brake lights remained on, and the more I drove it felt as if an anchor was holding my van back until finally the van would not go forward or reverse when I pressed on the accelerator. I had the van towed to the dealership and was told that the brake pedal was stuck because I bent the metal bar that the brake pedal was attached to. They are planning to replace the metal bar with another made of a stronger metal. The van was only 2 weeks old when this happened with about 600 miles on it. It has only happened once.

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Brakes squealed within days of purchasing new Sienna 8-seat Mini-van. It was returned to be fixed to dealer who "glazed" the brakes. Within days they were squealing agin. It was again returned to dealer who replaced rear drums and shoes. Within a few days the brakes were squealing again. It was taken to a second dealer who again replaced rear drums and shoe but within 24 hours, the brakes were again squealing. It has less than 4000 miles and has had less than a week when the brakes have not been squealing. Additionally, it takes excessive force to close back hatch.

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Brake disc failure.

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