Silverado/Sierra C3500 Front Brake Replacement

[@stub2620]

Very thorough video. Especially helpful with the torque specs. Thank you!

[@MrSubaru1387]

You're welcome. 👍🏻

[@righteousrampart668]

Again another great repair as many brake job videos as there are on KZbin it’s awesome to still see someone adding to the “conversation” keep it up man

[@MrSubaru1387]

Thank you. 👍

[@deerinmyyard8430]

The brake pads are HUGE compared to those on. My Crosstrek! I need to do this project on my 2009 Dually. Thanks for this video!

[@beemikeme]

If only replacing the pads, does the dually adapter need to still be removed?

[@billbrasher3437]

Nice. Quality tools. Actually lubed where needed and used a torque wrench. A+++

[@deerinmyyard8430]

11:20 caliper spreader! I just found a new tool I need to buy!

[@mgkfrankk7457]

Probably a noob question but I would like to know if these lugs nuts are lifetime usable or after a few years you have to change it ( because the spinning washer on it could be dammaged after a lot of removal and torque session). Sorry if it’s not clear im not that good in english lol

[@MrSubaru1387]

Like most things, use them till they're damaged or not any good.

[@ismaelloera3554]

Perfect job 👏

[@rohanwilliams2789]

Great job bu we forgot to pump the brakes back up

[@TyphaDog]

Very nice...no disc brake quiet needed? Also it appears There Was An Unfinished thought. Did you mean to check the brake fluid level so as not to overflow the reservoir?

[@MrSubaru1387]

Greased the pads with brake silicon as usual. The ACDelco ceramic pads have a special noise-free backing to them, where they meet the caliper. Brake fluid, yes. Guess I forgot that bit. I need to rewatch the video.

[@TyphaDog]

Awesome, no this was great! I did the back brakes on a friend's 2010 Outback yesterday and it went like a dream. I didn't know the Delco pads had the noise free backing, great to know. And the brake fluid part, you almost say it all, but then it cuts off before the upshot. Think you need just a bit more text to finish the thought, or just put it in your comments. Thanks for all the great videos!

[@MrSubaru1387]

You're welcome. Yes, most higher end ceramic pads now come with some kind of noise canceling backing on them.