http://www.autohowtovideos.com Were back guys! This video covers how to replace and fix brake calipers, pads, rotors, and hoses on our project chevy truck. L…
http://www.autohowtovideos.com Were back guys! This video covers how to replace and fix brake calipers, pads, rotors, and hoses on our project chevy truck. L…
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Thanks guys I do following your video awesome (y)
Awesome video. I only wish that you had shown exactly how you removed the clip on the hydraulic hose. I am working on a 93 Chevy C3500, and I noticed that there is a metal bracket (if thats what you would call it) kind of holding the hose midway. The bracket does not come with the new hose, and the old hose seems attached to this bracket. Do you have any videos dealing with this hose specifically? Thanks!
the outer pad has a retainer clip built to it. the piece in front of the caliper holds the pad to the caliper. the way he tried to compress the caliper would never work unless the clip would break. it is highly possible nothing was wrong with the caliper, especially cuz they wore evenly.
you forgot to torque down wheel nut
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one very important thing you should have mentioned when installing hub the bearing must be adjusted to be sure not to overtighten the bearings some manufactors have a specific torque esp chevrolet !!!!
You remind me of a cave man 1000 years we have been on this horse and buggy road I love your video thanks everything ends back up in the shop unless your flying free like a bird the cost of owning these dinosaur s is not worth the environmental impact they cause!
glad we could help!
This helped very much!!!!
i kinda need a video of how to redo the seals and slide pins for the caliper for this model/style. have a c3500 the slide pins are stuck and seals are cracked bc the pads wore too thin. how do i remove the pins and put in new ones and seals?
Yup check our channel or visit our website autohowtovideos and click on AHTV originals
do u have a video of how to replace the wheel bearing on a chevy silverado 1500, 2002?
really great video man,keep doing em.
I personally wouldn’t know that light code off the top of my head, but i would recommend taking it to a shop or you can always try auto zone (they do free OBD-II diagnostic checks I believe) Best case is to take it to a pro to find out the problem.
i wish you guys are closer to my home town , so that my truck get service properly
after you put the front bering on do you just put the nut and the pin back in with no grease seal.
hey thanks guys you are awsome ,. unfortunately i have to keep running back and forth to where i can get an intrernet connection to see the videos ,…is there a way i can get a hold of your videos related to alll kinds of repairs for my chevy silverado 2wd 1999 ,..i think its a 5.6 or 5.8. thank you. tony.
didnt wind up needing to do the rear brakes at this point but that may be in the future..don’t be scared though same process.. not sure on your vehicle but if you have drums your basically going to pull the drum have it turned, change the shoes,(they all usually have a spring loaded pin holding them in the center.. def pick up a haynes manual for the steps if you did the fronts im sure you’ll have no problems with the rears
any chance you guys might do a ‘Rear Brakes’ video. those are the ones I’m really not confident on.
thanks! that’s awesome to hear!
thank you so much for making this video! you guys probably saved me about $1200!
Good stuff…