Tacoma shakes when I brake at 45+mph

Aug 09, 2006 2 Replies

Can anyone tell me why my 2000 Tacoma shakes when I brake at over



45mph?

Your mechanic?

Warped rotors seem to be a common problem with Tacos, although I haven't had any problems with this personally. Out of balance tires, particularly if

4WD running oversized, will cause this, as well as worn / damaged suspension and steering components.

Of course, I don't need to tell you that this is dangerous and that you shouldn't drive the truck until fixed.

-- Mike Harris Austin, TX

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ As Mike said.....warped rotors (which have been overheated in the past) is the likely culprit. The brake pedal pulsates since the brake pads alternately contact the rotor and don't contact the rotor. New or resurfaced rotors is the answer.

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