Replacing Brakes & Rotors on a Chevy Silverado - 2000-2001 & 2004-2007 - Make Model Series

If you’re having trouble stopping the car, your pedal feels spongy or you’re hearing a lot of brake noise, then the brakes probably need maintenance. Visit your local AutoZone to get the friendly advice you need to change the brakes on your Chevy Silverado models from 2000-2001 and 2004-2007 with confidence.
0:47 - Front brake pads & rotor removal
0:56 - Wheel removal
2:12 - Front brake caliper removal
3:24 - Remove front caliper bracket
4:00 - Front Rotor removal
4:13 - Front Caliper Compression
6:08 - Remove Old Front Pads & Hardware
6:22 - Front Brake Pads & Rotor Install
6:48 - Install Front Rotor
7:17 - Install New Front Brake Pad Hardware
7:44 - Install Front Brake Pads
8:18 - Install Front Caliper Bracket
11:08 - Wheel Installation
12:29 - Rear Brake Pads & Rotor Removal
12:35 - Remove Wheels
13:52 - Rear Brake Caliper Removal
15:17 - Remove Rear Caliper Bracket
15:52 - Remove Old Rear Pads & Hardware
16:11 - Rear Caliper Compression
17:17 - Rotor Removal
17:26 - Rear Brake Pads & Rotor Install
17:50 - Install Rear Rotor
18:21 - Install New Rear Brake Pad Hardware
19:12 - Install Rear Caliper Bracket
19:46 - Install Rear Brake Pads
20:36 - Rear Caliper Installation
22:10 - Wheel Installation
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