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Jellybean

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Possibly the pads moving slightly because the little spring steel parts Toyota calls "PLATE, PAD SUPPORT" (J-Spec) or "SPACER, FRONT DISC BRAKE PAD" (UK-Spec) are missing or not springy. Does it happen if you reverse, then drive forward and apply the brake?

 

Other possibilities are wear in the sliders (J-Spec calipers), or loose wheel nuts.

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Possibly the pads moving slightly because the little spring steel parts Toyota calls "PLATE, PAD SUPPORT" are missing or not springy. Does it happen if you reverse, then drive forward and apply the brake?

 

Other possibilities are wear in the sliders, or loose wheel nuts.

 

It normally at slow speeds (20KM) coming up to a stop but just the very odd time, that makes sense the pads moving

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