2016 Fortuner Rear Wheel Disc Brake Conversion

[jick.cejoco]

The process has to be done properly.
The master cylinder might have to be replaced or, the residual pressure check valve has to be removed from the master cylinder to prevent the rear brakes dragging. Since Toyota brakes is front/rear split, the LSPV (load sensing and proportioning valve might have to be removed. Whatever it is, the kit must have been gingered for the particular vehicle. Do it properly, your unFortuner is not a jeepney.

[dr. d]

what about the handbrake, sir?

[jick.cejoco]

what about the handbrake, sir?

Same parking brake lever, same upper parking brake cable, same equalizer bar. Lower park brake cables are different. The rear calipers may be integrated (service brakes and parking brakes using the same friction pads) or disc service and drum parking brakes( like the Corvette's and supras)

[jaggerx3]

I don't know why bother to convert it. Hehe
Been driving cars with rear drum brakes for the past years. Never had a problem. Plus di pa pudpudin brake shoe

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[Monseratto]

A mechanic said that it will take 3 changes for the front disc pads before the rear drum brake lining needs replacing. Considering the front brakes bear more brunt than the rear. Dunno if rear disc brakes will also take longer to replace.

I don't know why bother to convert it. Hehe
Been driving cars with rear drum brakes for the past years. Never had a problem. Plus di pa pudpudin brake shoe

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[jaggerx3]

A mechanic said that it will take 3 changes for the front disc pads before the rear drum brake lining needs replacing.

Whereas sa Disc brake after replacing the front 2 times. Madalas palitin na din yung sa rear based on my experience sa Grand Starex

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[roydok]

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