floyd756

quick update : that's what my brake line looks like. any idea on what the heck caused that?

ok, got it. i'll make sure they are not kicked. im still stunned / confused about the damaged brake line and whether or not it has anything to do with it. will upload a picture tomorrow. thanks

ok, i'll take some photos tomorrow. im sure the caliper is on properly. what do you mean by the rotor hasn't kicked?

hi trent, thanks for the quick reply. i cleaned both hubs with a wire brush and brake cleaner. i had 2 nuts on the rotor when testing. Is there any chance my hubs are damaged? i seriously can not understand what's causing it...

hi, i just purchased my second toyota recently, i got it serviced by toyota and took it from perth via broome to darwin and further down to brisbane. before i took off toyota said my brake pads needed replacing soonish as well as my rotors need turning. in brisbane i orderer new pads and rotors and finally got around to swap them today. drivers side was quickly done. on the passenger side i noticed that my brake hose is squeezed together to a point where there cant be much (if any) fluid traveling through it. i swapped the rotor and started the pads. when pushing back the cylinders i struggled at the bottom right one (i guess due to the blockage) i opened the bolt to allow some fluid to be pushed back. i placed the caliper on the rotor and spun it. the rotor spins 3/4 and starts grinding on the wall of the caliper. it's like the new rotor is extremely warped. but it cant be, right!? any idea on what's going on?