I had the same problem with my gen. 2 Camry. Not sure if this'll work for your genereation of Camry, but what I did was jack up the car, take off the tire, and take off the caliper. There should be 2 thin little metal plates, which are called anti-squeal shims (hmmmmmmmm  ). At least on mine there were. What I found out was that the front driver's side (where the squealing was coming from) was missing the anti-squeal shims, whereas the passenger's side had them and did not squeal. I went to my local Toyota dealership and had them order me some and when I put them on the problem stopped. Hope this helps some! (Oh, and check your brake pads. If they're worn, replace 'em! This too could also be the problem!)
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Last edited by xavior66; 08-16-2003 at 02:01 AM.
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