DIY Front Brake Pad & Rotor Replacement on Chevy Silverado/GMC Sierra 1500: A Step-by-Step Guide

[@robbo398]

You did not mention resetting the wear message in the DIC. I would have liked to see that procedure.

[@noninvalidargument]

Some Anti-Seize might not be a bad idea, especially in the Northeast

[@sevenhornets]

1% ? Are you nuts

[@johnnyrocks4103]

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[@normanl1991]

The Front Brake Sensor on amazon says rear brake sensor. it fits the front as well?

[@slocavky]

Did yiu have to go into brake service mode to do the fronts?

[@DuramaxBadger20]

Only the rear

[@jimduchaine2657]

The dealer told me I should disconnect the battery before started the pad replacement, otherwise the brakes will lock up. Have you ever heard of this?

[@JrsGasolineAlley]

I have not

[@jimduchaine2657]

Thanks

[@Corkoth55]

Use yah blinkah

[@ADGMoN3y]

What you torque to

[@BenjaminPerez-rv6db]

What about the light you get in the dashboard after you get done with the brakes you didn't say anything about that you have to get it reprogram or the brake system is not going to work right.

[@DuramaxBadger20]

80

[@DuramaxBadger20]

@@BenjaminPerez-rv6db I believe that code is thrown when you don’t evenly push in the caliper. If you use a tool like his it should prevent the error.