Chevrolet Silverado GMC Sierra Front Brake Replacement (2014-2018)
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- Опубликовано: 13 июл 2024
- In this video I sure the steps and procedures necessary to replace the front brakes on a 2014 through 2018 GM truck or SUV. This includes a Chevy Silverado, Tahoe, GMC sierra, Yukon, and Escalade vehicles. Overall the job is pretty simple however there are a couple tips and tricks along the way I show you to make the job a little bit easier. The particular truck in this video is a 2014 2 Wheel Dr. with the 5.3 L motor. The truck does a lot of towing and has oversize off-road tires so the truck really benefited from the upgraded Brake system. Below is a complete list of parts and tools are used in this video. If you have any questions or comments feel free to leave something in the comment section. Thank you for watching!
Front & Rear combo kit
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front kit
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rear kit
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1/2" Torque Wrench
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Milwaukee 3/8-in Cordless M12 Lithium-Ion Ratchet Kit
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Handy caliper compressor tool
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Brake cleaner
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Love how that caliper mount bolt just came out like butter. In the rust belt I've put over 400lbs of torque trying to remove those
Thank you very much Sir. Just replaced my front pads and rotors. Smooth as butter because of your video. Have a great day.
You moved so fast and smooth down to the point. Great video.
I feel like this dude is a wizard!
I have been watching a few really good channels such as this one. I can not believe I spent $1100 cdn last time getting all my brakes done. I can do it myself, I have all the tools, it will take me longer because I have to use a Jack and stands but I can do this easily. My truck is a bit different but same idea. Compared to other channels in the north I take it this must be in the south where there is no salt. This one is very clean compared to the salt belt vehicles.
OMG! Dude you made this look easy as pie!
Great video. A big help. Thank you.
Sick video man!! Just ordered the parts from the link.
Thanks Aaron, great video!!!
I did my first B-job today thanks to this awesome tutorial clip...
Lol you may get a lot of request.....
Recommend opening the bleeder screw on the caliper before pressing the pistons in....pushing fluid backwards through the valves can cause problems with the ABS module. Just make sure to have some brake fluid on hand to replace what you push out.
Good simple video.
If I may add one thing? The inner pad seems to have a backing plate with a "flat" edge vs the outer having a "curved" edge nearer the center hub.
No grease on the sliders and pads?
When comprising the pistons back in do you not have to take the lid off the master cylinder?
Thank goodness I have an S hook to hang the calipers because all the coat hangers are in use right now, unfortunately.
nicely done thinking of changing my 18 silverado and seems like you're in a rush installing it lol
What size wheels and tires? That's a great looking setup, I just got a 2018 Silverado crew cab and have started doing a few mods. Wheels and tires are on my list, really like the chrome wheels you have, much nicer than the black ones everyone seems to get. Looks like you have a leveling kit too.
thank you for the link to the parts! awesome video as well! subd!
I saw some red GMC calipers, and I thought I would switch over to them, so I thought about going and having my dealer do it;. However, I was trained as a mechanic in the 70s, I actually got a scholarship to go to Pacific technical institution in San Jose, California, sponsored by a Concord dealership, Jefferson Motors Lincoln-Mercury dealership, when I talked to the parts guy at the GM dealership I bought my truck he got back to me and said the front calipers would be over $2800. The rear was nearly $600. Now the front calipers have six pistons. I guess that's the difference, a difference I passed on for sure.
Can you just put new pads on? Does the rotor wear that much?
Hey what tools would I need so I can do my rotor & brake change love the video !!
Literally said it in the video
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Do you have to loosen the brake fluid reservoir cap when you push the caliper pistons back in?
No. The cap is vented so no need for that
Just out of curiosity how many miles are on that truck and what state are you from?I have a 2015 with just about 50,000 miles on it and have purchased the same brake kit, but I am amazed with how clean that truck is underneath.New York is hell on vehicles and tax payers! 🤦♂️🤷♂️
So this brand of pads and rotors say how to break in the new system, does it not mention to clean anything off the rotors prior to installing like oil etc? Like on OME rotors.
Yes, it's always a good practice to clean them off with brake cleaner first.
Do you need to bleed anything?