My 2010 Corolla S is making low sounds when I break until I come to a full stop and it happens from time to time.

Asked by teamjesus469 Jan 11, 2012 at 04:53 PM about the 2010 Toyota Corolla S

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have put 43,000+, not sure if the pads are worn or if its the rotars, drums.
I have smelled my breaks from going down steep mountain hill high ways at certain speeds. but
my brakes are still working.

Any idea on whats wrong with it?

7 Answers

your brake pads are worn,the noise you are hearing is the squeailler on pad rubbing the rotor.

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no,not bad,just have pads replaced,doubt rotors are damanged.

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no problem.that is what the squealler is for,to let you know the pads need replaceing.

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change your pads. if also the rotors have problems then the brakes will not work and will slide... but it still does so the screeking low sound is the worn out pads rubbing the rotors...check the lines for leaks too, just to be sure...

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