Brake Abs Warning Light Problems of Toyota Tundra

Vsc trac, vsc off, brake, abs lights. . . All on, all at once.

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Malfunctioning brake sensors on 2005 Tundra uses abs to override driver's braking below 10 mph. The defect is that "abs" light does not appear on dash to inform the driver that he does not have full braking authority over the vehicle when the abs kicks in. The Toyota dealer had damaged the brake sensor while replacing the rear axle bearings. I drove the service manager to witness the loss of braking control. The brake sensor was replaced and problems solved. Back to the problem. I over shot a stop line by a few feet in heavy traffic. Luckily, I was the first one at the red traffic light. It sounded like the abs kicked in, but abs light did not illuminate. I thought the braking system was recalibrating itself (who knows how all these onboard computers operate these days), but the abs was kicking in.

The contact owns a 2005 Toyota Tundra. The contact stated while driving at 25 mph the abs light would flash on the dash board indicating that the brakes need to be serviced. The contact took the vehicle to a local mechanic to have the brakes serviced and the local mechanic could not find a issue with the brakes. Also the contact stated that the air flow button that controls the air inside the vehicle is malfunctioning. The contact feels this vehicle has a serious electrical issue and needs to looked at by the manufacturer. The failure mileage 6,000.

The contact owns a 2007 Toyota Tundra. When he made a sudden stop while driving 60 mph on the highway, the rear tire locked and the vehicle spun around. Whenever the roads were wet or covered with ice he lost traction, the abs light illuminated and the vehicle shut down. The failure usually occurred when he started the vehicle. The vehicle also accelerated when he shifted into four wheel drive. He took the vehicle to the dealer three times for the failures. The dealer stated that since the diagnosis did not locate a failure code there was nothing wrong with the vehicle. The dealer did not attempt to repair or replace any parts related to the failure. The VIN was not available. The failure mileage was 20,000. The current mileage was 34,000.

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Brakes feel like sponge. When pressing on them they do not service the vehicle like they should. Brakes feel like sponge. When pressing on them they do not service the vehicle like they should. The consumer purchased two Toyota Tundras in 2000. The consumer stated that the brake light came on. The consumer was told that he needed new oversized brake pads rotors and calipers. The consumer referenced 11230323.

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Consumer stated brakes were defective. They felt as if one was pressing on sponge. They did not stop the vehicle like they should. Ball joint* jt the consumer purchased two Toyota Tundras in 2000. The consumer stated that the brake light came on. The consumer was told that he needed new oversized brake pads rotors and calipers. The consumer referenced 11230323.