2011-2016 Toyota Sienna Rear Brake Pads and Rotors

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This Toyota Sienna will be getting new rear brake pads and rotors. If you are replacing rear brakes on your 2011-2016 Toyota Sienna you clicked on the right video.
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@corypurchase9682

This guy clearly doesn’t like anywhere with rust. Also, no mention of the brake shoe retention gear. Often on Toyotas, the shoes will prevent the rotor from being removed easily like shown in the video. You need to centre that rubber grommet/hole at the 6 o’clock position, then with a flat head screwdriver through the holes, spin the gear to loosen tension on the shoes. Again, if you live anywhere with rust, you’ll need to be aware of this step or else removing the rotor with be extremely difficult and possibly damage your parking brake components.

@ranger178

everyone talks about adjusting parking brake shoes and such with modern cars that use rear disks how are the shoes ever going to get any wear? unless you are my wife who only puts parking brake halfway on then drives away with it on LOL

@ranger178

i used to work outside all year round now i tell my wife i have an operating range of 50 to 80 degrees LOL

@seanmclaughlin7415

When pushing the piston in, only go as far as needed to get things off. Go to far (beyond the rust ring) and my cause you issues like leaky cylinder

@keithosterkamp6207

Excellent tutorial. No questions left unanswered. This is my task for the day and thankfully it’s way warmer than 27 degrees!

@phillipremondini5617 Жыл бұрын

I gave this videos a like just because of that tip at the beginning of the video to decompress the pistons. Freakin awesome tip!

@jacobtrombley3124

Thank you so much… I couldn’t figure out how to get the rotor off until you said parking break off and I have the parking brake on 😊

@DarinMikesell Жыл бұрын

What if I pulled off the rear rotor and a couple of pins dropped out? The pins almost look like nails, but with pinched tips.

@pearsonkurt1

Ok. New calipers on my 2018 Sienna have the wishbone springs but I can't figure out how they go in. They're NAPA Proformer remans. I don't remember if the OEM calipers had springs but these make no sense. I've put springs on pads before but I'm stumped with these