Toyota Corolla (2019-2024): Enabling Rear Brake Service Mode. EPB Actuator Release. No TechStream.

In this video, we will show how to enable the dedicated Service Mode for the rear brake replacement/service in 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, and 2024 12th-generation Toyota Corolla. Using the Service Mode will allow you to fully release the electric parking brake without any additional tools or software.

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Enabling The Service Mode:
1. Turn the key to the Ignition ON position. In the case of vehicles with a push start button, press it twice.
2. Press the brake pedal.
3. Pull the electronic parking brake button 3 times.
4. Push the electronic parking brake button 3 times.
5. Release the brake pedal. The Park indicator on the dash should be flashing.
6. Push and hold the electronic parking brake button. You will hear the motors located on the rear calipers of the Corolla unwinding all the way.

Now the parking brake is fully released and you can service your rear brakes. You will be able to push in the piston all the way without the electric parking brake holding it. This will allow you to replace brake pads or do any other service on the brakes.

Disabling The Service Mode:
1. Pull and hold the electronic parking brake button. This will return the electric motor to the proper position. Wait until you stop hearing the parking brake motor noise in the back.
2. Pull the electronic parking brake button once to engage the parking brake. You are done.

The difference between using the Service Mode and simply pressing the parking brake button once to disengage the parking brake is the fact that in the Service Mode, it gets released completely allowing you to fully unwind the motor.

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DISCLAIMER: All information displayed in the video is for entertainment and informational purposes only. You can't treat it as professional advice. Should you decide to act upon any information in this video, you do so at your own risk.

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[ricardoacosta]

It’s so great to find someone that actually is direct and explains in simple words and shows how it’s done completely. Thank you so much 🙏🏻✌🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[tawnyasmith]

I was running late to work and found your video because my car wouldn’t let me drive due to brakes being engaged and because of your video realized I could pull the button towards me ! Been sitting here for 25 minutes … thank youuuu

[GCLD]

-Push Start 2 times
-Break press and hold
-Pull epb up 3 times
-Push epb down 3 times
-Release break
-Push down epb till the epb stops unwinding

[jimfallowfield]

WTF! Am I trying to work on my car or get unlimited ammo in GTA? Many thanks for taking the time to document this procedure. It helped a lot!

[DBGJ]

Thank you so much! You just saved me from tearing apart the caliper to do the reset manually

[tenmoi]

Don't forget after the electronic unwind but will not pull all the way in you have to use the clamp to squeeze the piston in all the way.

[HawyDuty]

Thank you so much for this video =)
Crazy prises here in Norway for a simple job, changing brakes..
Appreciate you man!

[MrSuthanS]

Thank you, this helped when serving my 2020 Corolla brakes.

[nesfromthewestneverendings]

Thank you for not making things seem complicated by explaining so well and to the point. Great video

[Filantropo]

Excellent video, thanks for your valuable help! I'm almost a technician now.

[Gurkenmann]

Спасибо, очень помог мне👌

Привет из Германии✌️✌️✌️

Спасибо Людям кто такие вроде бы неважные вещи снимают, но ети вещи реално спосают❤️

[CanadaInside-]

Thanks a lot, bro! that really helps. For 2020 Corolla LE same procedure works great!

[sasukesuite]

Excellent video! Saved me hundreds of dollars!

[JamesPhagami]

Thank u for your wonderful explanation sir thank again

[monty.e.]

If youre recieving fault code Parking brake malfunction....easy dont panic...just clear codes with obd2 scanner first and then try to reingage parking break . It should work. If not check wire connectors and fluid levels. Try again but its very important to clear all codes first!!

[garymc]

Explanation is simple and to the point. It worked fine for me.

[covid]

I messed up and did service mode when the calipers were off. Dash says break system failure and caliper pistons are released. Any thoughts on how to fix?

[kennypurser]

great video .straight to the point well done

[namewithheld]

Thank you very much for this informative video sir.

[Swerve]

Wow great video. Thanks for taking the time to publish. Great service