3rd gen 4runner drum brake replacement

Got bad chatter on rear brakes when I apply above 20 mph. very nice, I watched & "liked" your vid a while back. Use the emergency brake in the cab to do the final adjustment of the shoes. professionally executed. Include model year and drive train in post (i.e. I have a couple of goals during this build. The prado hub mounts are different config than the 4runner. My 2019 ORB, searching for unplowed roads to dive on. Hahaha bro, tell me about it. Toyota Tacoma Timing Belt Replacement for 3.4L V6 5VZFE (also 4runner, Tundra, and T100) Rear Diff Breather Mod; Rebooting a Tacoma CV Axle; Replacing Rear Axle Seal & Bearing w/ABS (1st gen Tacoma or 3rd gen 4Runner) The stock 4Runner brakes are power-assisted 4-wheel ventilated disc brakes with Multi-Terrain ABS on some models. Please use the dedicated thread here. I'd left the brake shoes - the guts inside the drum - relatively loose when I'd done the rear axle seals, and so in no time I was to the part of the process that worried me the most - removing the upper spring that pulls the shoes together. Post Nov 14, 2011 #1 2011-11-14T16:40. This was easy since all the parts - to do both sides - come in one convenient box: Toyota Drum Brake Shoe Kit (04495-35230). Just make sure you depress the E brake before removing the rear rotors on your 4Runner. Safari windows (very proud of this one-- was a shit ton of work): https://imgur.com/gallery/j5bF5 Readjusted and still have chatter. Your DIY 4runner sleep/drawer box is best-in-class, outdone only by your pants. No I’m leaving it all intact. We have updated the Rear Disc brake kit to fit 79-85 Pickup and 4Runner rear axles. This is awesome. When the E brake is pressed, the pads push out and into the rotor. Tundra Brake Upgrade on a Tacoma (or 4Runner) Tacoma Rear Drum Brake Shoe Replacement (also 4Runner) Drive Train open dropdown menu. I put 4 pots up front from a 94 4Runner, and put the discs from front on the back. When asking for advice, please research your question beforehand. Toyota Tacoma Timing Belt Replacement for 3.4L V6 5VZFE (also 4runner, Tundra, and T100) Rear Diff Breather Mod; Rebooting a Tacoma CV Axle; Replacing Rear Axle Seal & Bearing w/ABS (1st gen Tacoma or 3rd gen 4Runner) While my 98 is coming along slowly, I haven't gotten much past the routine maintenance stuff on the rig, with the exception of the big Champion CC1998 radiator (AZ guy here; 115* heat makes me want all the insurance I can muster) & trans cooler, and the 231mm front brake upgrade. [–]With_which_I_will_no[S] 1 point2 points3 points 3 years ago (7 children), http://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-gen-t4rs/247329-2000-limited-sleepydad-build-2.html#post2866745. Found my twin at Home Depot this morning. Gotcha. Turned out it was the rear drum brake pads shifting. And the stopping is just less uniform and leads to assymetric pressure. Be as detailed as possible when asking about problems. Proportion wise. And, as it turns out, it was easy! There's not much you need from a parts perspective, in most cases. This is a how to replace the rear brakes on a Toyota 4Runner from the years of 1996-2002. * did you replace the studs that attach the bearing carrier to the axle with bolts or longer studs? Manual interior rear hatch release (as far as I know I'm the only one to successfully do this mod):https://imgur.com/gallery/q7fR6 But someone pointed out that the land cruiser prado is the 4runners twin brother and has disc brakes in the rear. I've been putting off rear brake shoe replacement on the 4Runner for quite a while. Drums are Chinese from Rock Auto. Toyota Tacoma Timing Belt Replacement for 3.4L V6 5VZFE (also 4runner, Tundra, and T100) Rear Diff Breather Mod; Rebooting a Tacoma CV Axle; Replacing Rear Axle Seal & Bearing w/ABS (1st gen Tacoma or 3rd gen 4Runner) I decided to do only one side at a time so I could reference the other side if something went terribly wrong, and because I wasn't sure if it was going to start raining and I'd need to pack everything up as quickly as possible. [–][deleted] 1 point2 points3 points 3 years ago (0 children), Hahaha, thank you! I'm planning on doing a floating rear axle once I get the brakes all nailed down. This thread is archived. I wonder if those parts can be swapped over to a 3rd gen I know they're a pain in the ass, but always just kinda figured they're were something to worry about every couple years. Wayyyyyy faster and easier on calipers. 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Soon enough, all the parts were greased up and reassembled; I was ready for the fitting of the drum and final adjusting of the shoes. Why have you always hated the drums? Some problems are very common. Wow. [–]jpw33831 0 points1 point2 points 3 years ago (6 children). Always loved the sunroof feature, especially as a hair dryer. think chevy also used something like it at one point. Please include pictures and videos if possible. I wonder if Timmy the tool Man has seen this. When I go to drums i'm just going to get a transfer case driveline e brake. [–]With_which_I_will_no[S] 3 points4 points5 points 3 years ago (5 children). Pads have ripples in the top now. for this conversion I'm using 94-04 ford mustang calipers with ebrake provision. Step 6: Place New Rotors on Studs 3rd gen rear drum to disc conversion (i.imgur.com), submitted 3 years ago by With_which_I_will_no, [–]With_which_I_will_no[S] 7 points8 points9 points 3 years ago* (15 children). So many questions The Rear Disc Brake kit now includes two adapter rings that center the … Not a huge deal for most but I do change out things from time to time and it sucks to bleed rear brakes by yourself. will get there eventually. Changing pads on drums vs changing pads on calipers. More holes than I wanted to cut at this point. with 3/8" steel the stock bolts work out perfect so no you don't need longer bolts, but some ARP bolts might be in the plan at some point if I can find something that will work. In case with vehicles equipped with rear disc brakes, there's typically an additional set of brake shoes within the hub assembly that serves as parking brakes. I don't normally reference my own projects other than posting them once and letting the internet do what they may with them, but since I feel a bit of a kinship here, you may want to check out a few of the unique things I've done this last year. Funny I was just reading about this mod yesterday on the 4Runner forum. did you have to upgrade the master? * why not use a 4th gen caliper Same as the 4th gen. Keeping the same width is the hard part. Buy/ Sell/ Trade post are not allowed. If I remove the axles I don’t have to unhook brake lines with calipers. https://digitalcommons.cwu.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?referer=https://www.google.com/&httpsredir=1&article=1008&context=cwu_met. In fact, it's been almost six months to the day since I replaced the rear axle seals, and I've needed to do the job since then - the gear oil that leaked out through the brake drums, having contaminated the rear brake shoes. Tundra Brake Upgrade on a Tacoma (or 4Runner) Tacoma Rear Drum Brake Shoe Replacement (also 4Runner) Drive Train open dropdown menu. This was the second element that I'd heard was hard to get right, but again I seemed to get lucky or something because I pulled it off without a hitch. those nurled wheel studs in that size seem hard to find. Actually it’s all a pain in the ass. this was also why I decided to do the rear brake deal. I'm waiting on custom banjo lines but the hard part is done. And boy, is the braking ever better! Glen. I had a manual prop valve, but I never got it installed. Ignoring this rule will result in removal of the post. 3rd gen 4runner. Factory 4Runner Brakes. Trouble waiting around every turn. Lets make that Weekend job less Painful! I like ABS, the stats clearly show it helps on road for sure. my tow rig can be the home base. An Absolute Dream . Adjusting drums with the little clicker deal or pulling the ebrake 1000 times is not on my top things to do list. I am in love , Took my 99 out to Joshua Tree this Weekend, [[O]=TOYOTA=[O]] '86 3.4 SAS and '96 FZJ80. Make sure your E Brake is not pressed down. Drum brake upgrade, 3rd Gen? My new 2021 Trail Edition. I’m thinking about doing the 7th injector and supercharger kit fro URD in April. Armed with just a pair of vise grips, I grabbed onto the spring and voila, it released. I wonder if those parts can be swapped over to a 3rd gen, [–]With_which_I_will_no[S] 0 points1 point2 points 3 years ago (0 children). A-Premium Brake Caliper Assembly Replacement for Toyota 4Runner Sequoia Tundra 2000-2007 Front $53.99 Nilight - 70004C-A LED Light Bar 32" 180W Spot Flood Combo LED Driving Lamp Off Road Lights LED Work Light Boat Jeep Lamp,2 Years Warranty the mustang calipers are very common and cheep, they also have been used for ages so... easy to find. [–]jayjayf 4 points5 points6 points 3 years ago (0 children). I might need to install a proportioning valve but one of the reasons for picking this caliper is because it balances out perfect with the front calipers. © 2021 reddit inc. All rights reserved. Tools also turned out to be quite simple - as projects go. Relying only on information from other sources, I'd somehow worked this up in my head to be a very difficult job - lots of parts to keep track of, difficult springs to remove and install. The rest of the disassembly went just as smoothly as the first step (for lots of photos and detail, check out Step by Step Tacoma Rear Drum Brake Shoe Replacement) and it took mere minutes to have all the parts laid out and cleaned up. It had to be strong, easy to install, and complete. http://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-gen-t4rs/106636-rear-disk-brake-conversion-pt-1-a.html. I have a newer truck and it has those stupid tire pressure sensors, I just have learned to live with the... TPMS system warming "ok" to continue. [–][deleted] 1 point2 points3 points 3 years ago (8 children). This video is a documentation of my brake pad and rotor replacement on my Toyota 4Runner 3rd generation V6 3.4L. EDIT: after looking at more of your photos, I can see why not.

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