Rear drum replacement 1200 miles

I habe this bad vibration when braking. Took it to the dealer, aand went for a ride with tech. Mentioned the the vibration we wer experiencing was a torque converter. 18’s got a software update amd hopefully 19 will be coming. I need to deal until then. Then I braked. He agreed felt like from the rear. Going to schedule a time to have the drums replCed

 

So is this speculation or the truth?

 

When pulling the Ebrake at speed I get a heavy vibration from the rear. Techs said it was warped Axel's. We shall see I guess.

 

We need to retitle this thread “sumpin’s up, but I don’t know what”.

 

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So, you or the tech don't even know if the drums are the cause yet, is that correct?

 

Getting new drums and see what happens

 

Replacind drums then going from there

 

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It could be, "we bout to start changing parts to see what happens"

 

What are the chances of two defective drums? A good mechanic should be able to check the thickness and run-out on the drums to see if they are true and within spec. I don’t think it makes sense to just swap them out unless it’s warranty. I think Toyota excludes brake parts from the warranty.

 

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1,200 miles on truck.

 

Something is not round.

 

Then there is this

 

The earth for one!

 

Relax man, all that happened was a test drive. When they pull the drums off they might check run-out. Who knows. Plus it has 1200 Mile's on it. Definitely under warranty

 

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I do my best

 

Haha. Monkeys are crazy.