---

Register Log In 4x4Wire TrailTalk Forums Early Toyota Trucks Tcase E Brake pads Forums User List Calendar Active Threads Search Forum Help

Previous Thread Next Thread Print Thread Rate Thread Page 2 of 2 1 2 Re: Tcase E Brake pads [Re: Red_Chili] #865636 02/14/08 12:59 AM Joined: Jan 2002 Posts: 1,617 S.E. Wisconsin matts Body Damage is Cool I think I remember once reading that this caliper is from an agricultural application. Someone might try to take the caliper or a picture of it to their local farm machinery dealer/repair shop. Farmers are the classic do-it-yourselfers and tightwads, I can't picture them buying a new caliper if pads were available. -- Matt '89 4runner SR5, 3.0, auto (fun) '93 xtra cab, dlx,3.0, 5spd (work truck) Re: Tcase E Brake pads [Re: ErikB] #865637 02/14/08 01:05 AM Joined: Apr 2000 Posts: 4,230 Roseville, CA, Gateway to the ... OOP'S Roll Me Over Quote In theory they shouldn't wear out, but in practice, unless they are adjusted perfectly, they can rub and wear down. They wear real fast if you forget to release it!!!!!!!!!!!!!! <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/lol.gif" alt="" /> David Fritzsche 1990 Ex-Cab V-6,5-speed, with a few mods 04.5 CTD Dodge 2500 Ram--Tow Rig Roseville, CA "Serenity through Sobriety" Re: Tcase E Brake pads [Re: OOP'S] #865638 02/14/08 08:24 AM Joined: May 2006 Posts: 457 Northern Calif D Davepet Mudrunner Quote They wear real fast if you forget to release it!!!!!!!!!!!!!! If they are working right, you won't go anywhere if you forget to release, so shouldn't matter. E brakes don't experience friction, unless they are used to stop a moving vehicle. Normally they are used to keep a stationary vehicle from moving when it's not supposed to. No friction, no wear, I don't care how they are adjusted, unless they still let the vehicle move at maximum application.... Re: Tcase E Brake pads [Re: matts] #865639 02/14/08 04:40 PM Joined: Feb 2000 Posts: 4,160 Auburn, NorCal ErikB Toyota Moderator Quote I think I remember once reading that this caliper is from an agricultural application. Someone might try to take the caliper or a picture of it to their local farm machinery dealer/repair shop. Farmers are the classic do-it-yourselfers and tightwads, I can't picture them buying a new caliper if pads were available. -- Matt If you read the link I posted you'll see that the application is an 8000lb tractor used to push jets out onto the tarmac. I'd think that if Allpro or Sky could get a hold of the pads separately, they'd be happy to sell them... that's what they do. '97 4Runner, '06 F350, '86 4Runner, '05 WR450 http://home.4x4wire.com/erik Page 2 of 2 1 2 Moderated by  4Crawler, 4x4Wire, kewlynx  Hop To Mitsubishi Forums ------  Mitsubishi 4x4 and SUV Tech  Mitsubishi Diesels  Mitsubishi ArchiveToyota Forums ------  Early Toyota Trucks  Toyota 4Runner, FJ Cruiser &...  T100 & Tundra Forum  Tacoma Forum  Toyota Tech ArchiveJeep Forums ------  Jeep Talk  Jeep TechIsuzu Forums ------  Isuzu 4x4 & SUV Talk  Isuzu 4x4 & SUV Tech  Isuzu DieselsKia Forums ------  Kia Talk  Kia Sportage & Sorento TechOff Topic Chat ------  4x4 Gallery  Off-Topic Chat  Recreational Access & Land ...  Politics4xForums ------  Outdoor Gear  General 4x4 Discussion  Tools and Fabrication  General Communications  Amateur Radio  GPS and MapsParts Bin ------  Private Party - Garage Sale  Private Party - Items wanted  Vendors, Hot Deals, Group Buys4x4Wire Back Yard ------  Suzuki Forum  AZ Crawler Crew  Cal-Nev Crew  General Ford 4x4 & SUV Forum  General Dodge 4x4 & SUV Forum  General Chevy 4x4 & SUV ForumFeedback & Testing ------  Problems, Questions, Suggestions4x4Wire Staff ------  Forum Moderators  Problem Threads Print Thread Switch to Threaded Mode 5 Excellent 4 Good 3 Average 2 Bad 1 Terrible View Profile Private Message Homepage Follow User Forum Posts View Profile Private Message Follow User Forum Posts View Profile Private Message Follow User Forum Posts View Profile Private Message Homepage Follow User Forum Posts

Default Style 4x4-lt-blue 4x4-new Forum Rules · Mark All Read Contact Us · 4x4Wire TrailTalk

OutdoorWire, 4x4Wire, JeepWire, TrailTalk, MUIRNet-News, and 4x4Voice are all trademarks and publications of OutdoorWire, Inc. and MUIRNet Consulting.
Copyright (c) 1999-2019 OutdoorWire, Inc and MUIRNet Consulting - All Rights Reserved, no part of this publication may be reproduced in any form without express written permission
You may link freely to this site, but no further use is allowed without the express written permission of the owner of this material.
All corporate trademarks are the property of their respective owners.