DIY How to Replace Front Disk Brakes on a 98 Chevy K1500 Silverado GMC Sierra Brake Pads & Rotors

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This video walks through the process of replacing front disk brake pads and rotors on a 1998 Chevy K1500 Silverado Pickup Truck. The process covered in this video will be the same or similar on many other, pickup GM and Chevy vehicles pickup trucks and SUVs. Yukon.
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[@nogripes]

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[@80sDweeb]

Watching you work on this truck reminds me of my vehicles when I lived in western New York (Rochester area.) I've moved to Arizona, and now the underside of my beat up old 1995 C1500 W/T is clean and rust free, it's really amazing the difference. Of course, I paid $1100 for it (150k miles, but was a work truck,) a lot more than a rusty beat up truck in NY would go for. But there really isn't a single rust spot anywhere on it, other than the roof where all the paint has failed.

[@UncleDoctorG]

I moved to Phoenix from Albany and picked up a 1999 Suburban this fall. As a fellow NY’er the difference working on vehicles from the desert vs the northeast brings a smile to my face everytime

[@bobbiejarrett856]

VERY GOOD,NICE CAMERA WORK. VERY SIMPLE,AND TO THE POINT!

[@twizted0814]

hey mark i just did my rotor change by watching your video it was very helpful and informative thank you

[@dustyroadsrider]

Great video! Thanks for the direct, and to the point. Thanks. Now to get my parts and move on with life.

[@peterandkodiak9762]

Excellent video. Well documented. A+ Thank you!

[@MrTarkus007]

very nice vid bro very well explained with nice camera work not all over the place with the camera real pro 2 thumbs up

[@borklapew4196]

Helpful video, nicely done. Thanks!

[@jayspikes8531]

Good video!! Helps a lot

[@motorTranz]

I changed my pads on my '96 Suburban and it was a little trickier than my S-10 Blazer. I bent my lug wrench to get the lugs off. I wound up using the Suburban ratchet lug wrench which works superb! Then when I reinstalled the pin bolts, they had to be finagled quite a bit to thread them into the caliper. The pin bolts don't go through like on my S-10. Your tutorial is very informative. I just thought I should give a heads up about my experience. Thanks.

[@richardmoreno1338]

Hey Mark your video is very helpful .... I'm going to use your video to help me learn how to change my brakes....ill let you know how things turn out... Oh yeah and I subscribed to your channel thanks for the helpful videos...keep Rocken

[@jamescole3152]

Excellent

[@jacobmoreno6339]

Huge help. Thanks!

[@motorTranz]

Good info. Thanks!

[@BillySargent]

Very helpful and informative. Good camera work in assuring that the subject of your comment is in frame. Nothing fussy. Straight info. My personal bias, I tend to clean EVERYTHING that's in sight, when I do a job like this...but that IS rather anal of me, now isn't it? GREAT job!

[@jamescole3152]

Yeah I notice the lose dirt too.

[@tapethegrape8195]

This was very helpful. because before I watched this video I was not sure if I had the right pads I got from AutoZone I did not know that the inside ones were thicker and shorter than the outside ones that are skinny and long, this helped me out tremendously thank you great video. PS. I was just about to go back to AutoZone to see if I had the right ones or not there was a young teen that I thought didn't know his stuff but I guess he does . I'm the one who doesn't LOL Edit. I meant O'Reilly not AutoZone

[@eddieknox9874]

thank you

[@1kickass]

the two bolts you said you dont use a torque wrench but how tight do you put them on like snug then 1/4 turn after that putting a good bit of force on them? i couldn't break or over tighten those could i?

[@robreber9355]

The caliper bolts should be torqued to 38lbs and the brake lines should be torqued to 33lbs. That is if anyone is interested. All the information is on the Internet if you look it up.

[@ricardogracia3152]

What size is the tool you used to remove those pins

[@robertcarlos78]

Question how you know they where warp

[@noahp2430]

Is this the same for a 2500?

[@chinchorro67]

Este era un regular o malo sistema de freno de la GM, un solo piston, las disk pad breakes se gastaban de manera no uniforme, pero gracias a Dios lo cambiaron del 2002 en adelante,las de ahora son mucho mas facil, dos pistones en el caliper mejor freno., sldos desde Guayaquil

[@theduckett7698]

Break the bleeder port loose and you won't force dirty fluid back into the master cylinder inducing failure.

[@thedavesofourlives1]

Why push the bad fluid back into the master cylinder when you could just crack the bleeder on the caliper while you press the piston back in? Water tends to build up in the caliper and cause it to seize. Advice from my father, 30 yrs red seal mechanic.

[@ChasWG]

DO NOT USE WHEEL BEARING GREASE ON ANY PART OF YOUR BRAKE CALIPERS!!! There is a reason why there is brake component grease. It's because its a high temp grease and won't burn or boil out when the brakes get scorching hot. Always use the correct grease for brake jobs. otherwise you can destroy your brakes very quickly. Otherwise a good video.

[@richh9904]

You need a new cv axle boot.