Toyota Innova Owners & Discussions [continued 3]

**Egan101** · January 29th, 2021 09:49 AM

Most modern cars use pads that make a distinctive sound once they need replacement. To be sure, have your brakes cleaned once a year to check wear on the pads.

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**Deestone** · January 29th, 2021 09:51 AM

Originally Posted by Egan101

Most modern cars use pads that make a distinctive sound once they need replacement. To be sure, have your brakes cleaned once a year to check wear on the pads.

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Yes I do check mine once a year and have brake pads replace if less than 50% thickness. Im currently using advics as many are saying bendix will eat up your rotor.

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**Egan101** · January 29th, 2021 10:00 AM

Originally Posted by Deestone

Yes I do check mine once a year and have brake pads replace if less than 50% thickness. Im currently using advics as many are saying bendix will eat up your rotor.

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I used Bendix before on our old Honda’s (Accord, City, Jazz) and no issues encountered with rotor damage.

I replace pads when I start hearing that distinctive whining sound. I am a bit aggressive on acceleration and braking so I normally expect more wear on my pads. I am using ceramic pads now on my FXT (Brembo NAO for the front) and I’m hoping it will last longer. The stock Subaru front pads only lasted 30k km while the Project Mu metallic replacement lasted only 19k km.

The old car I had which ate pads was the Fiesta Ecoboost. I had to change front pads every 18k km. I always use Ford Motorcraft pads on it. However, that car drives like a go-kart.

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**Louga** · January 30th, 2021 12:46 AM

Originally Posted by Deestone

Okay so it did happen naturally due to wear and tear? You did'nt bump into somethinf that might have cause your damage master cylinder? My innova is also running more than 110k so I should also be wary.

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Parang wear and tear na din kasi 145k km na 11yrs. Wala naman nangyari or nararamdaman na kakaiba or mga leaks..nahihinaan lng tlga sa preno at minsan lumulusot. Brake cleaning at bleeding lng un ginagawa ko.

**Deestone** · February 2nd, 2021 03:38 PM

EGR cleaning
Throttle Body cleaning
Intake manifold cleaning
MAF sensor cleaning

How much is the typical labor charge? since my ride is more than 110k I think I should have the above items done in my next pms.

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**johann123** · February 4th, 2021 02:18 AM

May nakapag try na ba sa inyo ng Petron GEP SAE 90 para sa manual transmission ng Innova 2KD?

I want to hear your inputs. Thanks mga ka tsikot!

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**Erick Chavez** · February 5th, 2021 10:07 AM

Originally Posted by Egan101

I used Bendix before on our old Honda’s (Accord, City, Jazz) and no issues encountered with rotor damage.

I replace pads when I start hearing that distinctive whining sound. I am a bit aggressive on acceleration and braking so I normally expect more wear on my pads. I am using ceramic pads now on my FXT (Brembo NAO for the front) and I’m hoping it will last longer. The stock Subaru front pads only lasted 30k km while the Project Mu metallic replacement lasted only 19k km.

The old car I had which ate pads was the Fiesta Ecoboost. I had to change front pads every 18k km. I always use Ford Motorcraft pads on it. However, that car drives like a go-kart.

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ang problema ang daming fake na bendix ngayon....

**dr. d** · February 5th, 2021 10:39 AM

Originally Posted by Erick Chavez

ang problema ang daming fake na bendix ngayon....

for what it's worth,
i get whatever the banawe boys give me. i suppose they have their reasons. for sure, it ain't bendix.
i'm an ordinary driver, and i am satisfied naman with whatever it is they installed.

**Deestone** · February 5th, 2021 11:49 AM

Originally Posted by Erick Chavez

ang problema ang daming fake na bendix ngayon....

how do u know if its fake bendix? Usually it cost Php1k-1.2k front brake pads a pair.

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**ninjababez** · February 6th, 2021 11:23 AM

Originally Posted by Deestone

how do u know if its fake bendix? Usually it cost Php1k-1.2k front brake pads a pair.

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meron daw talaga, maski yun suki kong auto supply dito along c.raymundo pasig aware sila. may nag attempt kasi mag consign sa kanila noon. maganda daw packaging, at kung di ka araw araw nakakahawak ng bendix di mo rin mahalata.

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