When braking, we have had vibration problems with out Toyota 2009 Corolla. We recently had the brakes checked (ok) and rotated tires only to find the rear tires have cupping. Now the vibration is worse, of course, because of the tires, but there still seems to be another issue because there are "lunges" while braking. Any suggestions?
SOURCE: 2003 toyota corolla low brake fluid
The fluid level will drop when the brake pads and or shoes wear thinner. A good way to check for a hydraulic fluid leak is Shut engine off step down on the brake pedal and hold it for 3 minutes. The pedal should not slowly drop. It will go down and hold.
SOURCE: 2000 Toyota Corolla, vibrates when brake on and in reverse, check
check the coil. you can switch them around to see if the code changes to the cly that has the coil from the #1 cly.thats the fastest way to check the coil.
SOURCE: 2000 Toyota Corolla Vibrates
your transmission mounts are worn out. please rate once you get it fixed.
SOURCE: How do I remove brake drum on 2005 toyota corolla
Under normal circumstances, the drum should slide right off once the wheel is removed.
If you have built up rust holding it on, there are two threaded holes near the center of the drum to aid in removal.
Insert two 12mm bolts into the holes and, while adding plenty of lubricant, turn the bolts in even amounts until they push the drum off.
Be sure to keep them lubed, as they will strip out easily if not.
If you have aftermarket drums without the holes or the screwholes are stripped out, smacking the face of the drum with a dead blow hammer will help free it up, but takes much longer for success.
SOURCE: How do I replace "front brakes" toyota corolla
Replacing front disc brakes is a relatively easy task. The attached link will walk you through the steps:
http://www.ehow.com/how_4520110_replace-front-disc-brakes-toyota.html
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