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I have a 2011 Toyota Corolla and my CV joints were starting to make popping noises. I replaced both driver and passenger axles. The car drives fine, but after about 20MPH the brakes make weird noises and stopping the car is not a pleasant experience. It sounds REALLY bad, but does stop. I have taken everything back apart and do NOT see any issues with the brake lines or the ABS speed sensor cable.

I have no idea what could be the problem, as there are no lights or codes that are on. I can only assume it is the ABS, but no way to prove or sure why it would be an issue.

ANY HELP IS GREATLY APPRECIATED!

EDIT 1:

Here are the DTC's

C1413 Front Speed Sensor RH circuit output

C1422 Master Cylinder Pressure Sensor Zero Point High

DucatiKiller
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More than likely the sound the car is making is the wheel bearing or the rotor hitting, torque spec for the front axle nut is 158 ft.lbs.

The C1422 probably occurred from a low voltage situation and the sensor needs to be re-calibrated.

C1413 is probably due to the axle nut being loose.

Ben
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