after i got new pads installed by toyota, they started to make this "tic" noise as i step on the brake and the pads themselves are squealing...(the parking lot is the worse, on the road its somewhat ok). Is this normal for new toyota pads?
Your best bet would be to pick up some "anti squeel" goop from your local parts place and liberally apply it to the backs of the new pads. Not guaranteed to work, but it's worth a shot. Of course if you had the 'yota dealer do it, I would just bring it to them. I just swapped out for OEM pads a month ago and I'm getting a slight squeel when they are cold.s14roller said:after i got new pads installed by toyota, they started to make this "tic" noise as i step on the brake and the pads themselves are squealing...(the parking lot is the worse, on the road its somewhat ok). Is this normal for new toyota pads?
Yea, they should have added that anti-squeal lube as it says to specifically do so in the factory manual. I would take it back to the dealer and have them correct it.s14roller said:after i got new pads installed by toyota, they started to make this "tic" noise as i step on the brake and the pads themselves are squealing...(the parking lot is the worse, on the road its somewhat ok). Is this normal for new toyota pads?