92-99 Suburban Front Brake Pads & Rotors & Wheel Bearings Replacement "How to"

Stuff I used in today’s video…
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here I show how to remove and install your brake pads, and brake rotors, and wheel bearings, in your suburban. this one is a 99

[@cacadeperro]

Thank you dude, I looked at so many videos and didnt realize until my Rotors got here that all those videos are for 4X4 - FREE FLOATING rotors. This was the most comprehensive video with every bit of info I needed!! Thank you!

[@raymondwinkowski7948]

Excellent explanation. Just a reminder not to forget to use brake grease on slide rods and all points that have metal to metal contact.

[@ericadams1121]

Saved my life man, had no idea what I was doing and needed to do it to my work van, cant thank you enough

[@LeatherneckJon]

Thank you, very helpful! I forgot that the slide pins slid. I was trying to figure out why the calipers wouldn't fit back on, lol!

[@jvivian02]

Man, you need some jack stands! Super unsafe. Otherwise a great video. Thanks for posting.

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💯

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[@joepeer4822]

I always clean the bearings and inspect the rollers to make sure they are in good shape to reuse. If they are, then repack them with fresh grease.

[@edgardocuevas6164]

Thank you bro you explain it really good thank you for naming the size of the bolts we need i just changed mine thanks to you

[@joaquin923100]

Dang good work man with the video man very straight forward

[@jonalderson1725]

Thank you for being so descriptive in video.

[@aidenjames3455]

That was great, also if the break caliper is bad. Do replace. I had one replaced on a vehicle in the past. Just an inspection thing to look at while doing brake pads. Nice to have combined the bearings and rotors in this. I did not realize how much more I could add to greasing. Thanks. @ Kenneth Grimes, I agree, when replacing bearings, I was advised to replace the races. Wishing all well

[@MrRoy-rb1je]

Outstanding!

[@jerejoy5196]

Bearings are not expensive. No way I’d have that took apart and put the old ones back in.

[@311jbknight]

If you don't have a 3/8 Allen you can use a small chisel or punch handle which are usually 3/8 hex. I cut off about 3" and use with a socket.

[@scottgary7872]

You should spend the rotor as you put that castle nut on cuz you might not set that outer bearing back far enough like it should be

[@peps1547]

Thank you excellent video very easy to understand

[@keenanboone]

What size is the bering that go in front of the Rotor

[@thumpercoronado2840]

Thanks for this video brotha.

[@andytiner7989]

Awesome video brother ty

[@benmucha7099]

What tool is that red tool to loosen up the 3/8 Alan head?

[@danielking5450]

Great video, but always pack the old wheel bearings with fresh grease

[@bradenschroeder2096]

How far should down the rotor should the bearing race go?

[@JesuslovesGuns]

Thanks man

[@brandonsmith340]

I gotta do mine

[@jamyewalker8986]

How did you set the races?

[@carlosgarnica9731]

Thanks just bought a 96 Tahoe needs bearings

[@raw_fee_el]

Whered you order the bearings from?

[@soxplayer3907]

The manual says tighten nut to 12ft lbs of torque..but I give you thumbs up👍

[@flabioreyes6825]

Fuck all the heater out there 🖕.You did an awesome job explaining how to do the removal and install. There was no accident you did it safe and fast. Good for you. I'm going to be looking for more of your videos. This video right here was more than helpful. Keep doing what you're doing broski. Stay up..

[@keithkeithkeith9874]

I didn't see any jack-stands!

[@kipc8734]

Great video, but that's the first thing I noticed. A guy died in our motorpool once because he didn't use them and the vehicle fell on him.

[@keithkeithkeith9874]

@@kipc8734 It's sad because when I worked at a auto shop, nobody taught me how to properly use jack stands. They were using the hydraulic jack only. Lol. I did my own research and learn from other people mistakes and try not to repeat them.

[@garygonzales687]

Also try to remember to use brake clean and wipe up any grease or dirt that might be on the surface of the rotors 🤙🏾

[@WPGinterceptor460Interceptor]

11:30 you didnt SEAT the bearing bud....

[@daveellis5100]

Recorded horizontally:)

[@Chache35862]

The pads are actually on backwards your screeches is supposed to face the direction the caliper is rear sided = bottom screacher

[@melindaortiz9741]

💯

[@justindanley6817]

Jack on the frame not the body.

[@FJB457]

Oooook guys

[@jimbobma29]

Nice video ...but that nut was loose when you took it off because those are supposed to be torqued to seat the bearings then backed off and finger tightened....the pin keeps it in place ....but still good video

[@kllgrogto5838]

I hate those calipers that you have to remove both guide pins i think the ones where only one pin is removed and the caliper can just be lifted make things alot easier

[@alejandroquintero5344]

Hey body. I loveit nice job🍺2xx

[@davidkarny786]

how come no one ever shows how to burnish in the new front pads on a brake job, its important that you do that .

[@billhaskins8108]

Explain please

[@kennethgrimes5494]

You dint change the races that could cause someone major problems if they dont know to change them or say dont put races in at all . im sure some dont know this should ecsplan this.

[@82cj8]

Why would he change the race if he didn't change the bearing?? He did a great job, but I'd have splurged the .25 cents on a new cotter pin...

[@kennethgrimes5494]

@@82cj8 ok thought he changed bearings and yes id of put new pins as a matter of fact doing this today both front and axel bearings

[@TheWorldwideg]

hiya love your wolrk but the wheel rotor is full of your fingerprints..

[@AWIERD1]

Wouldn't you want to wipe off the caliper piston before compressing it? I imagine your forcing contaminates into the piston, but I'm no mechanic just a a/c tech. I wish I saw a jackstand or something, but otherwise great video!

[@slalomking]

No, the rubber boot comes out with the piston as the brake shoes wear. So that piston surface is under the boot and should be clean. Unless the boot is tore.

[@robertlane7343]

Great video. Bunch of whiner comments though. They can kick rocks and go buy some tampons for their tears

[@trippincat5208]

Like the video but otr . Intro was a bit rapey

[@jesusescalante93]

Plase find a good frame place not a "good body place"

[@joeandrews2981]

I can’t believe you have your legs under that truck with no jack stands, you can trust that floor jack all you want but there’s no way in hell I would!!!