You will need to replace the brake pads to stop this squeaking sound. The sound is being generated by a set of "wear indicators'. It is a small tab of steel that is attached to one of the pads on either side of the car. (One per side) When the pads are worn down to their usable limit, the wear indicators will rub the rotors when the brakes are applied. The sound is then transmitted through the rotor causing a screeching sound that is very irritating. If you allow the car to continue with out replacing the brakes (getting a brake job) then you could possible be in for a more expensive cost to replace the rotors too.
How can you manually release the emergency brake on the 1998 Toyota Sienna?
The Toyota Sienna should have high and low marks on the side of the brake fluid reservoir. Check to see that the fluid level is between the two marks.
i just had the northridge Toyota resurface the rotors and changed the brake pads of my 05 sienna for 199+ tax... they are having some kind of brake special going on.
Um... Aren't all brake lights in the back of a car?
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Manual says DOT 3
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check the fuse that's if the bulb is not burnt out.
Whenever you want to but once your brakes start squeaking that means your brake pads are low or your discs/drums are wrapped and need to be skimmed or replacing
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It is located in the back right section under a black cover.
According to my 2000 Sienna manual, an exclamation point in a circle with 2 parens on either side is a brake system warning light. Might want to get your brake system looked at.