Brake Foundation Components Problems of Toyota Tacoma

Consumer states that the brake pedal and gas pedal are located too close together. When brakes are applied they go all the way to the floor,and if your foot is not in the middle of pedal it can hit the gas pedal. Mrjlg.

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Front brake pads and rotors failed, consumer believes this is what caused a vehicle collision in which her vehicle collided with another vehicle while applying the brakes.

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Right rear hold down pin failed causing squeaking noise from the rear of the vehicle.

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Brakes/pads on new 1998 truck were at 30% at first 12 months and needed to be replaced and rotors turned. Upon repairing, there is major vibration and slight grawl with clicking noise in forward or reverse. Dealer said it was normal to have vibration/pulling to large vehicles. I have a great concern for the safety of my family while driving my 1998 Toyota Tacoma 4wd extra cab. Dealer stated that there have been several brake replacements on similar vehicles from 7000-16000 miles on vehicle; however, due to no formal complaints, nothing can be done. Due to this fact, it will cost from $300-400 to repair, becuase warranty ends 12month/12,000 miles.

Front brakes worn out & brake light remains on.

While driving at any speed the steering and the vehicle vibrate. When applying the brakes the vehicle will be vibrating. Contacted dealer, can't determine the problem.

Front disc brakes will lock up when applied, with the rear brakes having a delay in sequence for stopping from the front, because of this erratic performance, the truck was involved in a collision. Consumer stated while driving 30- 35 mph on a wet road, he came upon an accident he when he attempted to apply the brakes the front wheels locked up and was unable to steer and slid into the path of oncoming traffichitting another vehicle.

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Brake system has continually experienced problems since 3,000 miles, replacements made on several occasions, however components continually experience excessive wear due to defective system. Mjs.

Was traveling about 55mph on the highway and vehiclslid away and got away , lost control. After 11000 miles had no brakes. Consumer took vehicle to dealership. Mechanic told her that vehicle needed brakes. 25000 miles and needs brakes again.

When brakes are applied vehicle shakes.

Brakes failed.

Mushy and soft brake pedals contributed to an accident. Yh.

This vehical and I think many other Toyota vehicals falsly show a dash light to indicate a brake system problem when there is no problem. When I took it to the dealer they said the brake fluid was low but it was between the min/max levels indicated. I pressed the dealership and they admitted that the fluid level had to be at the max mark or the dash light would come on and they said that they have a bunch of people come to the dealership due to this false indication. In my opinion the vehical should not give a false indication of trouble with the braking system when the fluid level is correct. I think many people are wasting time going to the dealer due to this manufacturing defect.

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Front brake rotors were replaced 3 times, and the brake shoes replaced 6 times. They were replaced every 16,000-18,000 miles due to excessive wear. During failure the vehicle would experience extended stopping distance, rearend hopped up if sudden braking was applied. Dealer was informed.

The vehicle vibrates at highway speeds and the brakes vibrate when applied as if the discs are bent, mechanic can not find any problems that would cause these symptoms.