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DIY Front Brakes - 4th Gen Tacoma 6th Gen 4Runner

Team Oil Drop Β· 4K views Β· 5:16

Skill Level

Beginner

Time Required

Half day

Estimated Cost

$50–200

Equipment

Toyota Tacoma 4th Gen / 4Runner 6th Gen

Permit Required

No

Tools Needed

Brake Pads, Caliper Grease, Brake Cleaner, Pad Spreader, Hammer, Pliers, Torque Wrench
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