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DentedTacoma
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Reged: 10/28/05
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Replacing Front Brakes
      #904001 - 07/17/06 08:23 PM

At some point I swore that I found something here on 4x4Wire about replacing front brake pads (mine is a 98 Tacoma). I searched to no avail. Can anyone point me in the right direction for finding a "tutorial" on replacing front brake pads?

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Re: Replacing Front Brakes [Re: DentedTacoma]
      #904063 - 07/17/06 10:39 PM

You've got the front end maintenance section in the Toyota section above, and the FSM sticky'd here for your application.

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DentedTacoma
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Re: Replacing Front Brakes [Re: kewlynx]
      #904070 - 07/17/06 11:02 PM

Sorry but I dont see replacing the brake pads in the front end maintenance section and fail to see the sticky?

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Re: Replacing Front Brakes [Re: DentedTacoma]
      #904104 - 07/18/06 12:45 AM

The front end maintenance article gets you thru the hub stuff if you need it.

Sticky--SNAKE! Click on index to go to the Taco listings of posts and look for the red thumbpin.

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Re: Replacing Front Brakes [Re: DentedTacoma]
      #904149 - 07/18/06 07:44 AM

We have an article on brake work for a 4Runner, which should be identical for your vehicle.

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Re: Replacing Front Brakes [Re: DentedTacoma]
      #904277 - 07/18/06 02:12 PM

Just did mine recently and it looks like the article joe posted is a good one

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DentedTacoma
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Re: Replacing Front Brakes [Re: Mark in AZ]
      #904315 - 07/18/06 05:21 PM

Thanks for the help everyone.

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DentedTacoma
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Re: Replacing Front Brakes [Re: DentedTacoma]
      #904617 - 07/19/06 04:08 PM

So if anyone could answer within the next couple hours of daylight that would be great because I have both front wheels off and am ready to go and dont want to have to do it again. I am replacing my brakes and all is well except that the retainer pins will not come out. Should they slide out easy or is the fact that I am in the rust belt effecting them. I tried hitting them with a hammer but they wont budge, whats the deal here? Yes I did take out the pin that holds them in. Help please.

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Re: Replacing Front Brakes [Re: DentedTacoma]
      #904622 - 07/19/06 04:29 PM

As you saw in the writeup, they're made to slide out so I'd say you're correct, they're rusted.

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DentedTacoma
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Re: Replacing Front Brakes [Re: Mark in AZ]
      #904651 - 07/19/06 06:17 PM

So what now? I sprayed a lot of blaster on them and might try again in a couple days, maybe wire brush the area and get what I can off. Any suggestions?

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