squealing brakes

Cosworth streetmaster definitely work.available from fensport

You can get the front pads replaced under warranty as it's an accepted problem and the new pads do seem to fix it. However, they don't (and won't) replace the rears which are more prone to squealing as they do less of the braking. Still, it saves you 50% of the cost.
I went with StopTech grooved discs on the rear and some Project Mu pads I got from the 'for sale' forum. Looked at putting them on the front too but they're unreasonably expensive new!

Robmoth11 wrote: So mine squeals at really low speed braking, just wondering if any one has found a 100% fix for this, weather it is by new pads, new discs or both. And if so what pads fix the problem. Thanks

Was mentioned to me today that the squeal from OE/some AM pads is down to a too smaller groove in the middle of the pad that collects brake dust & has no where to escape.

If you can widen the groove yourself you can remove the squeal....?!

Maybe, anyway.

It's basically caused by the pads glazing because you're driving it too sensibly. If you brake harder it'll deglaze the pads for a while. So logically it should reduce performance until it wears off. Mainly it's damned irritating and deafens pedestrians.
The TSB (Toyota Service Bulletin) only covers replacing the front pads...but as brake force is biased to the front, the rear pads are likely to glaze more (in my head).
I'd use the TSB as a way to get a free replacement of front pads and then stick either decent pads on the back or grooved discs and decent pads if you want to make sure. I did this and was pleased enough to then do the front too.

I have this issue too, just on the front left, earlier today I removed the pads, cleaned and re-greased the sliders, sanded off a slight ridge on the discs and away I went, 10 miles and no noise, pulled up at home and the bugger's back.....so when you find a solution, be sure to post it...