I replace Acadia/Traverse/Outlook/Enclave Calipers, rotors and pads

Replacing rotors, pads and calipers on your 2009+ Acadia, Traverse, Outlook or Enclave. Please keep safety in mind when working on vehicles. I am not a paid professional. Just a DIY replacement.

[@kurtlarson2061]

Thank you! Bleeder screw is stripped on my 2012 acadia slt and I need to do a brake fluid flush. I've opted to just swap calipers instead. Bought all 4 but really hope all I need to do is the back two. Currently not planning on doing pads or rotors

[@mattmihelic7413]

These struggles are REAL! Kudos to you for helping others through it and with one hand my man! Ha! Thanks for going through this and posting!

[@SirYenko_]

Any time! Nowadays we replaced this vehicle all together but yes what a pain the GMC Acadia is!

[@basilmacmurray3730]

Good job explaining the replacement so well. Made it simple to follow, even for a brain dead old fella like me. I've done this numerous times, but I always watch one of these videos, just to make sure I haven't forgotten anything. Cheers

[@scottvillian]

Thanks man.

[@SirYenko_]

You bet!

[@jimmycorbett4611]

Do the slide pins on the new caliper come pre-greased?

[@SirYenko_]

Normally, yes, but always good to check

[@9kluz]

Thank you bro

[@SirYenko_]

Anytime!

[@phillipmota5945]

Were you having any steering wheel vibration at highway speeds? I had a few guys say they "fixed" their's after swapping out for new brakes and calipers.

[@SirYenko_]

No vibrations that I know of. For that, I would investigate all joints and bushings and check for excessive wear or possible issues with tires/wheels