brake recall?
 

i took my car today to the toyota in oxnard and they found out that one of the calipers in the rear was indeed leaking and that there was a malfunctioning switch or wire that sends a signal to the rear brakes and tells them when to do there job. Has anyone had this issue as well, please let me know and weather I should take any legal because the brakes failed.

Pics of damage?
No brake recall that I'm aware of.

what kind of damage? did this cause you to have an accident or cause brake fluid to leak onto the paint?

The car was leaking mad brake fluid and i belive that it caused the Accident.it damaged the rear quarter panel which needed to be replaced, the entire right rear wheel suspension needed to be replaced. Im thinking about contacting a lawyer what do you guys think

Still need pics to make a recommendation.

Leaking brake fluid would probably mean rear brakes work less than needed, which could help explain front damage. Rear quarter panel damage = you spun. I doubt there is a reasonable story where rear brake leak = higher rear brake pressure and a lock-up. Unless your brakes locked up somehow before starting the car but you decided to drive anyway.

You can try..but Toyota is a multi-billion dollar company..good luck

you slammed the brake and the car did brake but you slammed into a wall because the car braked?

a manfunctioning switch/wire wont cause a caliper to leak

You story does not add up at all.

Why, were you or someone else injured? How much were the damages?

Fully functional the rear breaks don't do muh work anyways. I've had glazed rear brakes which really barely function and that's never resulted in anything close to an accident.

What exactly happened and what proof do you ave that the condition existed PRIOR to the wreck.

ok is there some sort of backstory here? you act like you were in a accident but never actually say so. tell us what happened.

He's trying to build a case against Toyota but knows it won't fly if no one else has the problem.

If I'm wrong then I apologize to the OP

He posted another thread about his accident. He claims a 25mph turn, hit the brakes, no ABS activation, spins, crash.

Sounds like someone driving outside of their skill level, but... :shrug:

Doesn't sound like non functional rear brakes would cause that type of accident, and 25mph around a 90 degree turn with no brakes is easily handled... so his accident story didn't add up either.

He's young and, IMO, trying to blame someone else for his mistake, but you never know...