In this video, I demonstrate how to replace worn out brake pads on a 2003 Chevrolet Malibu. The initial complaint was some squealing noise from the brakes, a…
In this video, I demonstrate how to replace worn out brake pads on a 2003 Chevrolet Malibu. The initial complaint was some squealing noise from the brakes, a…
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The procedure should be very similar, just differences in bolt sizes and stuff like that. It may or may not use the clips like this one, but if you’re mechanically inclined, you shouldn’t have any problem figuring it out, Just remember to do only one side at a time, so if you get lost, you can look at the opposite side and it should be the mirror image
Would this be similar to a 2005 Malibu?
Also, I lol, when you mentioned the weight of the aluminum caliper….I mentioned the same thing to my buddy when I was doing the job…super light calipers!
Excellent vid dude! I just did my sisters wheel bearing/front brakes on her 03 malibu. Way to change the spring clips that come with the pads, often over looked by people. Only thing i found different was that the caliper bracket bolts on my sisters car were actually 13mm bolts not 19mm. Weird. Hey kudos to you as well for wire brushing and cleaning all the crud/corrosion out of all the contact areas! Well done!
Use a pry bar or a long screwdriver to pry it off, if that doesn’t work, then you’ll have to use a hammer to smack it off. You probably need new calipers if they are that locked up
My califar won’t pop of what should i do?