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2002 Toyota Sienna with 47,542 miles brakes squeak when stopping. Toyota says there is a tsb but that I have exceeded the mileage under which they will fix the issue. Seems that if the brakes have an issue Toyota should fix the problem regardless. Another example of Toyota not supporting faulty products, in my opinion. Very frustrated with service received from Toyota after dealing with this and oil sludging issues and their lack of concern for customers. I strongly recommend that anyone looking for a vehicle look else where, in my opinion. You do not get what you think you are getting when you purchase a Toyota, in my opinion. I thought Toyota meant reliable, long lasting etc. Not so in my experience of dealing with this vehicle. This is my first and last Toyota. Buyers beware! and goodluck if you choose to ignore this warning.
My 2002 Toyota Sienna brakes squeak. The service technicians have checked them several times and can't find the problem. Toyota knows about the problem and is said to be working on it (something with the rear brake drums). They claim that the brakes are safe and work properly. How can this be with such a noise going on? I don't wish to find out that they were indeed not safe after they fail.
The rear brakes have been squeaking.I have had them checked by the dealer 3 times and each time I was told they were fine.now they have continued to squeak and now need to be replaced.I am concerned about the safety of the manufacured brake pads.
- Aurora, CO, USA
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- Double Oak, TX, USA