How to Replace Brake Pads and Rotors on 2015 - 2020 GMC Yukon Denali
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- How to Replace Brake Pads and Rotors on 2015 - 2020 GMC Yukon Denali.
2015 - 2020 GMC Yukon Denali Brake Pads and Rotors Replacement - Brakes Change
Do it yourself brake job on your GMC Yukon Denali. Instead of paying $1,000 at you local dealer or brake job mechanic just buy the parts and change it out and/or replace your worn out brake pads and rotors for cheap by yourself. Fast, quick, and easy way to get your brakes and rotors done.
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How to Replace Brake Pads and Rotors on 2015 - 2020 GMC Yukon Denali.
2015 - 2020 GMC Yukon Denali Brake Pads and Rotors Replacement - Brakes Change
Thanks for not dragging out the video and jumping to the point. Cheers!
Good video. Two key parts clean new rotors with brake Kleen , clean and grease guide pins , clean parts with wire brush
Thanks for making this video as it was very helpful. I have a 2015 GMC Yukon XL Denali and it's hard to find videos like this.
I went ahead and let my 14 year old change the oil on it and he was excited! Made me remember when my dad use to teach me.
Appreciate the comment, thank you. I'm glad it helped!
Best video I have seen explaining the brake job
Thanks Lukasz, more to come.
Great video! Thanks
Thanks man, just try to make things simple and easy for anyone to do.
Great video… only add greasing the slide pins that’s the #1 reason brakes lockup
Good point
Are the slide pins the thing that holds the brake pad?
@@biggrigg8558 no they are in the rubber little boots you pull them out clean and lubricate with the correct grease
Damn bro! Perfect video u even let us know Wht size wrenches and torx wrench. I saw a video before this one and the guy don’t let me know any of that.
Thanks! Appreciate the comment!
Great video, ill be doing this over the weekend!!
One thing I don't see in your video is you open up the hood and open up the brake cap. So when you press the brake rods to get enough space for the pads to go over the rotor. The air will escape thru the brake fluid reservoir. Just to prevent any air bubble when braking.
Correct, i did not feel i needed to do that. I used the brake pad pushing tool to keep pressure immediately on the brake pads so I can mitigate any fluid back pressure, or any potential air gaps... when all is installed the brakes are bit mushy, the feel that is... however; make sure to pump the brakes pretty hard a few times and they will work just as normal... #minor brake hack.
@@TheRealSkeptyk master has a vented cap
@@JohnWilson-vj8ln Why didn't you go back to the drill rotor like you have it before this plain rotor one? Did you not like it or something wrong with it...
@@denvernuggets007 The drill slotted rotors are very aggressive and cause brake pad wear very fast. I am replacing mines back to regular also.
@@computersbeyond2 I don't drive mine everyday so I'll see how long it last? If it wears fast the next time I will go back to the OEM.
Great video thank you
Can someone confirm torque specs on the 19mm and 18mm nuts? The video says 150 lb-ft for the 18’s but that sounds really excessive for a nut that size.
You need to put grease on those clips buddy
Damn.. some1 got their money's worth out of those pads 🤯
What tires are those. And are they good or do you wish you went with a different tire?
Do you have to bleed brakes after replacing rotors and pads?
I didn't in the video, but others would recommend it.
How many miles were on your truck? Mine is at 82k miles and thinking about replacing the pads. Also why didnt you just cut the rotors?
For me, I try to make things simple, so yea for the price you pay on new rotors and less to deal with... I just bought new ones, hassle free.. that way you also eliminate the error of possibly having to think if the rotors weren't cut right if you feel something isn't right after driving it....
I put about 15k each year, and I replace every 2 years
What mileage should I replace my brakes? I have 40k miles and notice dust and sometimes a squeal. I have a mix of highway and multi stop city driving. Thank you!
Once they start squeaking... thats the time to replace, thats he sensor saying replace me.
His were long over due😅
Is it necessary to replace both front and rear and the same time or can you do only fronts and then rears later? I assume that is all wheel drive?
I would recommend do them all at the same time... no need for a guessing game later on. If you're gonna make the commitment to change one end... just change them all my friend.
Thank u
no, thank you!
Man talk about very use all 100% of the break pads before I replace them lol there was absolutely no break pad left on those old ones 😂
😅
Do you have to open up the brake fluid cover
Do you
You can, but your going to be pumping the brakes after you are done installing regardless.... but if you decide to open the over while you are pumping them just make sure to have someone watch it so it doesn't come spewing out on you. You'll have to pump the brakes slower than when you have the cap on.... basically push down the brake pedal to the floor each time until the fluid gets equally dispersed... again with cap on or with out its all do-able.
Already
Is 99% the same installation as 2003 Denali lol
lol