How to Replace Front Brakes 94-03 Chevy S10 Pickup Part 2

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1A Auto shows you how to repair, install, fix, change or replace your own worn, squeaky, fading old front brakes. This video is applicable to 2WD the 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 00, 01, 02, and 03 Chevy S-10 and GMC S-15 models.
🔧 List of tools used:
• 19mm Socket 1aau.to/oeW/1AXAA00043
• 27mm socket 1aau.to/od/1AAST00007
• Race Installation Tools
• Slip-Joint Pliers
• Torque Wrench 1aau.to/ogw/1AXAA00044
• Anti-Seize Grease
• Bearing Grease
• Block of Wood
• Brake Parts Cleaner
• Paper Towels 1aau.to/obU/1AXSS00035
• 3/8 Inch Allen Wrench 1aau.to/og/1AXAA00006
• Floor Jack 1aau.to/ofv/1AXAA00068
• Hammer 1aau.to/ocQ/1AXAA00091
• Jack Stands 1aau.to/ofA/1AXAA00065
• Large C-Clamp
• Wire Brush 1aau.to/oaK/1AXAA00079
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[@1AAuto]

These wheel bearings were fairly old so we added new ones in. This video will show you how to replace them. If the bearings have fairly low miles on them and are in good shape you can reuse them.

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@Mattew10922 Thank you for checking out our auto repair videos. Glad we could help you out. Have a great day!

[@Mattew10922]

Thanks a lot! saved me a lot of money, i bought the parts and followed your video and my truck works perfectly fine!

[@1AAuto]

You may also want to check any tabs or metal pieces that may possibly be coming into contact with the brake rotors. Hope this helps you out. 1aauto.com 888-844-3393

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+Byron Jones We wouldn't be able to diagnose an issue like that here, you may want to have a local mechanic take a look at it. Thanks for checking us out! 1aau.to/m/Shop-1AAuto-c

[@ScottJ5860]

The whole job is a piece of cake. Only problem I ran into was the sleeves/bushings near the caliper bolt heads on the calipers. Didn't realize they could come out. Very helpful. Thanks guys.

[@dylanjones2626]

Might need to watch a video on packing bearings

[@realtorpremium]

Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge. We have a Blazer 97 and days after replacing the pads began a sound, that when treading on the brake pedal is removed. We review and there is nothing loose except the new pads. Is there a missing element that serves to hold the pads and do not sound (like tacle-tacle) when driving the car? Something like "no noise" clips? Thank you

[@soldier55phipps]

My haynes manual said something about bending the tabs on the pads around the caliper or something? But I didn't read that till a few days after I did the brakes. Should I worry?

[@shastarissjo]

Thank you for posting this - I am desperately trying to find someone to do my brakes, an now I know what they are talking about and what I should or shouldn't need so I don't end up being over charged.

[@1AAuto]

Thank you for watching. 1aauto.com 888-844-3393

[@Bw321a]

do the bearings come in a pair for each rotor? and does it matter which bearing you use for inner and outer? also what is a bearing race?

[@samh7608]

I just needed to know where the little clip thing went. Super helpful!

[@nealbirner665]

why does the back brake wear out before the front brake pad ,does the cap. get hung up some how ? great video

[@Jesusisking1990]

So the castle nut and cotter pin are the only things holding the rotor in place?

[@beauvanbibberbvgration3770]

This was awesome.... Is it normal after installing the new rotors and pads to have a small amount of friction between the pads and the rotor when spinning by hand while on a jack? The tire will rotate about 5 times but can hear a small amount of friction. Im assuming this is ok and brakes need to be broke in.

[@joalosva19]

Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge

[@gabrieltrejo9656]

thnxamill! saved me a few hundred bucks!!!!

[@1AAuto]

@tomas88661 you're welcome. Thank you for visiting our KZbin auto repair channel.

[@rubio787]

1A Auto Parts do I need any special tools to remove wheel bearings

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No special tools are needed for this repair. There is a tool list included on our website. +Jose M

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+Jose M Thanks for watching! You do not need any special tools to remove the old bearing. 1aauto.com

[@1AAuto]

If you followed the steps in this video you should be fine. You could always take the tire off and check the pads in the caliper to see if they have stayed seated okay.

[@xxPiroGxx]

Awesome man, I know what I'm doing this weekend...

[@bluesmurf6142]

What did you do before pushing in the piston in ?

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[@igualteconomas]

Grandioso, muchas gracias!!!

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[@michaelchristiancollazorod6322]

Thank you very much! Great job!

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[@regulatormachine2788]

you never mentioned to open the master cylinder when pushing back the calipers, and beware of fluid overflow...

[@hornick12ify]

Yeah I was wondering. I've always been told to do that.

[@byronjones8246]

Hey bud maybe u could help me . I just changed mine out an now the wobbles at about 55mph but it didn't with the old rotors? And I put new national barings in. Its starting to piss me off.

[@felixmeow6221]

recheck your bearings might have loosened up. you can push on the sidewall of your tire you might hear a little clucking and you will feel if its lose as well

[@simonusher8616]

Great video guys one thing i thought you were mean't to do and that is put some anti squeal paste on the pads? AM I wrong? Want to make sure before i do the job:)

[@1AAuto]

Yes, you can add some anti-squeak lube to the back of the brake pads to help prevent them from making any noise.

[@nerihernandez779]

exelente thanks

[@1AAuto]

Normally after installing brakes, you will notice a small amount of friction because everything needs to seat itself. The brakes are what is known as a floating caliper so once everything is in its proper place and the brakes are released, the caliper will slide allowing space for the rotor to spin freely.

[@jslearner]

Thanks for taking the time to do this video.

[@efgeeacharetee]

are there any differences between this, and changing the discs on a 93 s10??

[@1AAuto]

You may be able to apply some of the basic steps shown in this video to your repair. 1aauto.com 888-844-3393

[@1AAuto]

You would need to buy new bearings for the new rotor. there may be a race already installed on your new brake rotor. The inner an outer wheel bearing will more than likely be different. 1aauto.com 888-844-3393

[@johnskubal6945]

does it make a diffrence if the truck is four wheel drive?

[@1AAuto]

It should be the same or a similar process to the one in this video. Hope this helps you out.

[@ballsdeepreefer]

do you have to bleed the brake lines?

[@1AAuto]

You do not need to unless the brakes are very hard or really spongy after the brake job is done. If this is the case, here's a video that we did that will show you how to bleed the brakes. Hope this helps you out. How To Bleed air out of brake system alone without a helper

[@tylershelton5312]

Same process for a 92?

[@stevebigler]

my brakes squeal... can I grease the rotors to quiet them?

[@1AAuto]

+steve bigler You should never place grease on the rotors, this action may cause the brakes to fail. You can try to use some anti-squeak lubricant on the back of the brake pads and also the caliper pins. Hope this helps you out.

[@williameast1445]

Okay so bought new pads new calipers new rotors nd new bearings, I believe Ive done everything possible also put that lubricant on the back side of the pads cleaned the rotor bled the brakes....then the trouble im getting high pitch squealing as im breaking please help

[@hostitplanet]

you guys do house calls?, properly trained and very detailed video on how to change your front dick brakes on 2000 chevy s10. much appreciated guys.

[@Crazzilla]

lmao

[@satanwasframed5083]

Need to get closer

[@markfrancies8356]

Should Never push old fluid back into the system. Always open bleeder valve when pushing in cylinder,

[@bigman7293]

Where's that second clip supposed to go? You missed it entirely. I bet those brakes drag

[@RobertSiwik1968]

So many things wrong with this video!

[@dylanjones2626]

U should pull them bearings back out and pack them the right way that was trash lol

[@hiphopcroaks24]

Dude get close ups how to videos are all about close ups this video is just the same as going to a mechanic watching him do 1 job from 10ft away and expecting you to know what you doing when you try it yourself my issue is where the stupid lil pad spring goes and you don’t even show that

[@alaflash2]

It's there- goes on the back of the piston side pad.