How To Install Replace Brakes on a Cadillac Deville 96-99 1AAuto.com

How To Install Replace Brakes on a Cadillac Deville 96-99 1AAuto.com

http://www.1aauto.com/1A/-/Cadillac/Deville/-/-/1997 1A Auto shows you how to repair, install, fix, change or replace your own worn, squeaky, fading old fron…

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1aauto says:

We currently do not have an auto repair video with that particular repair. You may be able to apply some of the basic steps taken in this video to your application. 1aauto.com 888-844-3393

LOCDHONAN says:

WOULD THIS BE THE SAME FOR CHANGING THE PADS ON A 2004 DEVILLE FRONT AND BACK?

1aauto says:

The vehicle should be turned off and in park. I also helps to chock the wheels that are on ground so that the vehicle doesn’t roll. Hope this helps you out.We carry new brake pads and rotors for all kinds of different vehicles on our website 1aauto.com 888-844-3393

Jack McDaniel says:

does parking brakes need to be applied when changing the rear pads

1aauto says:

If the rotors have mean measured out and are not warped or have any high spots, you do not have to remove it to change out pads.

LOMKxENT says:

do i have to take the extra steps of removin the rotors to only change the brake pads

1aauto says:

It should be a similar process on that vehicle. We do carry brake pads and rotors for the Cadillac Seville. 1aauto.com 888-844-3393

teze premillz says:

is this the same for the seviile sts?

1aauto says:

Usually you can compress them a little bit with a flathead screw driver to remove them from the rotor, once they are off you can fully compress the caliper and put the new pads on.

robflores123 says:

I mean you can compress the caliper before removing pads or after.

robflores123 says:

Either ways to compress the caliper are good. Thanks.

dgarr64 says:

thanks im doing the rear pads on a 99 deville de elagance

1aauto says:

You do not need to. You can compress the caliper with it closed. 1aauto.com 888-844-3393

dgarr64 says:

Do you crack the bleeder valve befor you c clamp the piston in?

kenman1717 says:

looks like a new hub/bearing at 6:33.

Dennis Burns says:

Thanks for your quick reply and I enjoy your videos very much

1aauto says:

The rear brakes may be a little different on your vehicle.

Dennis Burns says:

Hi, will this be the exact same process for the rear brake pad replacement on my 1998 deville concours? thanks!

1aauto says:

your car should have came with this tool from the dealer if they are factory caps.

TheVight says:

Yeah about this particular video sir is how to remove the hubcap theft stud, lock, or whatever the proper name for the tool required to remove the wire hub-caps.
However, I enjoy your videos and hope you continue. Thanks Vight.

shadesmagazine says:

Thanks. I figured it out and my mechanic buddy told and showed me that you have to SCREW the piston back into the caliber. So DUMB GM but, I got them on. I think I’ll put a video up the old school way on how it’s done now that I know. I put the other side on in less then 15 minutes.

1aauto says:

We currently do not have an auto repair manual on that particular repair. If you have a Chiltons or a Haynes manual it should be covered in the book.

shadesmagazine says:

I’m with the guy who requested “HOW TO REMOVE & INSTALL “REAR PADS” on a 1995 Cadillac DeVille. PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!! get that video up shortly bro. MUCH NEEDED NOW BADLY, LIKE TODAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

1aauto says:

Here’s a link to our playlist on the 94-99 just copy and paste into your browser. youtube.com/watch?v=1qnvRgWv4M­0&list=PLF21196CF697A47AB&feat­ure=plcp

MrPurplekush63 says:

any vids on a 94 ? this video helped a lot 😀

DJ Brocktologist says:

1996 Deville rears deserve their own video, between the arm for the emergency brake & screwing the piston back in, they are way more of a hassle. Plus the wheel skirts just make it so dreamy to work on. Also I think a good point to make a separate vid for the rears is that the rear caliper swings up, you only take the bottom pin out. Something to think about….

1aauto says:

The 1995 might be slightly different but will be the same concept as the 1996 so you would be able to still use this as a reference if you get stuck.

Ike Joe says:

1995 does not look like that grr I did the rear ones. took me 4 hours soooooo rusted.

1aauto says:

If you take your time they’re not to bad. Have a great day.

elconquistadorcito says:

Thanks for a very helpful, straightforward video. I used it as my guide to do the brakes on a ’98 and now she stops (for a big Caddy) like a dream again.

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