Dealer Cleaning rear brakes ???

File IFR · Nov 16, 2014

Lord Helmet said: ↑

ehhh 25+10= 35k miles

25+25= 50k miles

To OP the Tacoma rear drums are self adjusting. Stealership is taking you for a ride. Dishonest IMO, look for another dealership.

drive train re torque??? haha retorque= burn outs
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Yeah, I meant to type 25, not 10.

HBMurphy · Jan 24, 2016

tucktuck said: ↑

The rear drums on my '96 4Runner have 320,000+ miles, and they've never been touched. I've had no problems.

I'm not full of shit. I've had the truck since new, it's a manual, and has quite a few highway miles. I don't drive it aggressively, and have done basically no repair or replacement on it at all. Just routine maintenance.
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I hate to 'brake' it to you but one of three things are going on (IMO as they say).

A. Your front brakes are doing all of the braking and would indicate that your brake shoes are glazed into glass and/or not properly adjusted

B. The friction material on the rear shoes are living and they continue to reproduce

C. You roll to a stop on each trip or have a parachute or an anchor that you deploy

Canufixit · Jan 25, 2016

D. There were no rear brakes installed when you purchased your vehicle.

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