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Re: Toyota Sienna Brakes [outrider] by ateixeira
Sep 06, 2007 (12:03 pm)
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Replying to: outrider (Sep 06, 2007 10:24 am)

I still haven't looked at mine, but I have the 16" alloys. I hope they're easier access to the valves than the wheel covers allow.
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how to bleed the brakes?? by ricardobs84
Sep 13, 2007 (1:10 pm)
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Do I need an scan tool to cycle the pump and valves when bleeding the brakes??
Is there a bleeder bolt at the ABS controller??
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2005 Toyota Sienna Brakes by ava2
Oct 18, 2007 (2:33 pm)
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I just had to replace my brakes for the 3rd time. I have 36,000miles and this is the third time. It has worked out to around 11,000 miles or so on a set of brakes. It cost right around $275.00 each time. Anyone else having this problem?
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Re: Front Brake Job [buyer777] by gunga64
Oct 23, 2007 (3:54 am)
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Replying to: buyer777 (Apr 11, 2007 5:27 pm)

Just had my front pads and rotors resurfaced cost $139.00 on Sienna 2001. You may have to get a few estimates from different places.
 
Went to 3 places:
 
Toyota dealer wanted to charge $500.00 said needed 2 pads 2 shoes and all resurfacing, plus needed wheel cylinders repaired.
 
Just brakes ripoff place don't go there: 2 pads 2 shoes and resurfacing, plus wanted to rebuild calipers repack bearings and some extra charges. Price quoted was $270.00 but read how they low ball you in and then trap you later with price increases to bring price up, so we left that place.
 
Standalone shop: Said just needed front pads and resurfacing of front rotor and rear brake adjust. I just went for the front: costs $139.00 will do rear brake adjust myself as it is easy.
 
Note: How they all found something different, when all I went in there for was for front pads and resurfacing.
 
Had the pads replaced at around 45,000 this is the first time I had resurface since new. Sienna has 98,000 miles have had little issue with brakes.
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Re: Front Brake Job [gunga64] by caravan2
Oct 23, 2007 (10:04 am)
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Replying to: gunga64 (Oct 23, 2007 3:54 am)

If you have drums on rear, they lost much longer than Rotors.
 
Also, for future, look for new Rotors instead of resurfacing.. sometimes you can buy new rotor for $20 at shops like Autozone. I was installing new rotors myself instead of resurfacing on my Caravan and I plan to do the same on Sienna. And Rotors are easy to install.
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Re: 2005 Toyota Sienna Brakes [ava2] by ateixeira
Oct 23, 2007 (11:07 am)
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Replying to: ava2 (Oct 18, 2007 2:33 pm)

Next time consider life time brake pads. Costs more up front but you'll never pay for pads again.
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Re: 2005 Toyota Sienna Brakes [ateixeira] by caravan2
Oct 23, 2007 (7:29 pm)
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Replying to: ateixeira (Oct 23, 2007 11:07 am)

But their is catch for lifetime pads... you still have to pay for the labor.
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Re: Front Brake Job [caravan2] by gunga64
Oct 24, 2007 (7:41 am)
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Replying to: caravan2 (Oct 23, 2007 10:04 am)

Yeah, I usually put in new rotors I priced them at 24.95 each. I have done them on my camry. I would think the sienna would have been a little harder and since I dont plan on keeping it as long I went and had them turned. I also had the option to put on cermics for 20 bucks more but I plan on only keeping the van 6 months. Why put more money into it.
 
The fix it shops don't want to change the rotors as much as they used to. Because now they can turn the old rotors right on the car. It's a lot easier and faster for them. Yet they still charge a premium to do it. figures!
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Re: 2005 Toyota Sienna Brakes [ava2] by gunga64
Oct 24, 2007 (7:45 am)
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Replying to: ava2 (Oct 18, 2007 2:33 pm)

Sounds like you have a problem with your calipers. They should last much much longer. Get more quotes
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Re: Front Brake Job [gunga64] by ateixeira
Oct 24, 2007 (7:45 am)
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Replying to: gunga64 (Oct 24, 2007 7:41 am)

An on-car lathe is more accurate, though, since the rotor is torqued down.

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