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Perfect! Squealing brake pads definitely need replacement, and the 2016 Camry is a great DIY project. Let me help you identify the exact parts and guide you through the process.\n\n🚗 Vehicle Specification:\n• 2016 Toyota Camry - Excellent choice for DIY\n• Trim Level - LE, SE, XLE, or XSE?\n• Engine - 4-cylinder or V6?\n• VIN - Last 8 digits for exact match (if available)\n\n🔧 Brake Pad Identification:\n\nFront Brake Pads (Most Common):\n• OEM Toyota - Part #04465-06110 (Premium quality)\n• Wagner ThermoQuiet - QC1324 (Great value, ceramic)\n• Akebono ProACT - ACT1324 (OEM supplier, quiet)\n• Bosch Blue - BE1324H (European quality, ceramic)\n\nRear Brake Pads:\n• OEM Toyota - Part #04466-06080\n• Wagner ThermoQuiet - QC1325\n• Akebono ProACT - ACT1325\n\nCompatibility Verification:\n\n✅ Confirmed Fits:\n• 2016 Camry - All trim levels\n• 2015-2017 Camry - Same brake system\n• Disc Brake Systems - Standard on all 2016 models\n\nWhat's Included in Kit:\n• 4 Brake Pads - Inner and outer pads\n• Hardware Kit - Clips, springs, shims (recommended)\n• Wear Indicators - Squeal tabs for future warning\n• Instructions - Step-by-step installation guide\n\nAdditional Parts Needed:\n\n🧽 Essential Supplies:\n• Brake Cleaner - Clean rotors and calipers\n• High-Temp Grease - Caliper pins and contact points\n• Brake Fluid - DOT 3 or DOT 4 (check manual)\n\n🔩 Tools Required:\n• C-Clamp - Compress brake caliper piston\n• Socket Set - Remove caliper bolts (14mm, 17mm)\n• Wire Brush - Clean hardware\n• Jack & Stands - Lift vehicle safely\n\nInstallation Difficulty:\n🟢 Beginner Friendly - 2016 Camry front brakes\n⏱️ Time Required - 2-3 hours for front axle\n🔧 Skill Level - Basic mechanical knowledge helpful\n\nStep-by-Step Process:\n\n📝 Installation Overview:\n1️⃣ Safety - Park on level ground, engage parking brake\n2️⃣ Remove Wheel - Loosen lugs, jack up, remove wheel\n3️⃣ Caliper Access - Remove lower caliper bolt only\n4️⃣ Swing Caliper - Pivot up to access pads\n5️⃣ Remove Old Pads - Note position for installation\n6️⃣ Compress Piston - Use C-clamp carefully\n7️⃣ Install New Pads - Apply grease to contact points\n8️⃣ Reassemble - Reverse removal process\n\nQuality Options & Pricing:\n\n💰 Price Comparison (Front Pads):\n• Economy - $35-50 (basic semi-metallic)\n• Mid-Range - $60-85 (ceramic, Wagner/Akebono)\n• Premium - $95-120 (OEM Toyota)\n• Performance - $120+ (sport/track pads)\n\nRotor Inspection:\n🔍 Check Rotors While You're There:\n• Thickness - Minimum 1.020" front, 0.906" rear\n• Surface - Look for grooves, heat spots\n• Runout - Should be smooth, not warped\n• Replacement - If needed: $45-65 each rotor\n\nProfessional Tips:\n\n👨‍🔧 Pro Installation Advice:\n• Bed-in Process - 200 miles easy braking after install\n• Pedal Pump - Pump brake pedal before driving\n• Test Drive - Low-speed test in driveway first\n• Break-in Period - Avoid hard braking for first 200 miles\n\nNext Steps:\n🛍️ Add to cart - Front brake pad kit + supplies\n📦 Shipping - Same-day local pickup available\n📹 Video guide - 2016 Camry brake pad replacement\n📞 Expert help - Technical support line\n🔧 Installation service - Local shop referrals if needed\n\nWarranty & Returns:\n• Parts Warranty - 12-36 months depending on brand\n• 30-Day Returns - If parts don't fit (keep packaging)\n• Price Match - Beat competitor prices\n\nFor your 2016 Camry, I recommend the Wagner ThermoQuiet ceramic pads - great balance of quality, price, and quietness. Would you like me to add the complete kit to your cart or do you have questions about the installation? ⚙️🚗