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Toyota Highlander 2001-06 Front Brake Caliper Repair Guide

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Access our free Brake Caliper Repair Guide for Toyota Highlander 2001-06 through AutoZone Rewards. These diagrams include:

  • Fig. Exploded view of the front brake components-2001-03 models
  • Fig. Front disc brake components-2004-06 models
  • Fig. Front disc brake components
Toyota Highlander 2001-06 Brake Caliper Repair Guide Removal and Installation

Access our Toyota Highlander 2001-06 Brake Caliper Repair Guide Removal and Installation by creating an account or signing into your AutoZone Rewards account. Once you sign in, follow these instructions to access our Repair Guides.

  • Add your vehicle in Manage My Vehicles.
  • Enter your vehicle details.
  • Click the “View More” button, and then click “Vehicle Repair Guides.”
  • Select the chapter “Brake Caliper Repair Guide”.
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