chevy silverado 3500 front brake pads and rotor replacement

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[@hooterfivesix]

First of all, thank you for doing a "NO BS" video. I totally appreciate the speed up during the repetitive portions. I've done dozens of brake jobs, but never on my 3500. You armed me with much-needed info. Thanks, brother.

[@drizzy9126]

I read nothing but awesome, positive and uplifting comments in this section. It was refreshing to see comradely exchanges between total strangers for once. To all, peace and be well✌🏾😎

[@jay22681]

Mannnnnn I followed this step by step and did that shit. Thank you bro. Saved me so much money.

[@DanielIsraelFamily]

Thanks man, just got a 2005 dually to travel for work with our camper. Just learning the truck so I don’t have any surprises

[@jamesmunster8312]

Excellent video! Thanks a million!!

[@jimclark4489]

Another outstanding, useful, well produced video! Thanks very much!

[@JaboTheMechanic]

Thanks jim i appreciate your input!

[@lschoon]

Excellent communication. Very thorough. Very helpful.

[@JaboTheMechanic]

Glad it helped!

[@stankorneck9307]

Minus not greasing your slides or removing rust buildup from brackets it was good. I know those covers suck but you still need to disassemble and clean

[@beemikeme]

Was it necessary to take off the hub if not replacing the rotor and just replacing the pads?

[@johndoe7268]

Thank you my brother. Your video really helped

[@charlesdavis4260]

Great Video! Best one I've watched!

[@MiguelRamirez-pu5cw]

Very good video thank you
How much is average for a job like this in a shop? Pads rotors and calipers on a 2001 Silverado 3500

[@juanaterrones2975]

Guide pins are supposed to be greased up

[@hotshotbythemile2811]

Very helpful buddy great 👍 work thanks

[@JaboTheMechanic]

Thank you! Glad it helped

[@97540.]

Thanks for the video excellent
I have curiosity the first thing That you take off is separator or is part of the hub
Because I have silverado 3500 2003
But look different is like one peace
Any way thanks

[@VincentMarasco]

Very helpful thanks!

[@EdCool1965]

Very good video thank you sir.

[@barefoot.bandit]

Does the hub need to be torqued at a certain poundage.

[@jonwall4278]

Yes uga dugga

[@adrianvasquez742]

Thanks for your help

[@jariousmitchell]

Where did you get that hand drill from

[@maxesparza543]

Badd ass man. Thanks helped alot

[@CristianM4252]

At 5:40 . What did you call that right there ? Does it matter if you put them however or they have a directional way to put them . I replaced mine without paying attention to that . I don’t know if it’ll affect me in the future

[@JaboTheMechanic]

It's a wear indicator. Yes because it helps seats in the top hat correctly

[@oswaltedmund6257]

Great video, doing this today

[@JaboTheMechanic]

Glad it helped

[@oswaltedmund6257]

Yes, it did! In fact your tip of putting the screwdriver in rotor against the caliber helped too , My My battery impact Milwaukee died halfway through it I didn’t charge it, So I need to use a breaker bar with a socket. Thanks for the tips keep making great videos!

[@maryknapp7698]

Can you post the link to your vid of the rear brakes and rotors for the 2014 3500?

[@JaboTheMechanic]

ua-cam.com/video/bNobkUcoV_c/v-deo.html

[@JoseVargas-du8ps]

Does this same method apply to Rear single wheel drive

[@mckulla96wolf]

Torque spec for 8 rotor nuts?

[@rayharten6288]

Thankyou. Very good how to

[@JaboTheMechanic]

Glad it helped!

[@ronfreeman4999]

Good video. Thanks

[@JaboTheMechanic]

Glad it helped. You are welcome

[@mikeday9699]

Awesome, what year is your truck? Thanks

[@JaboTheMechanic]

No problem anytime! It was a 2012

[@mikemcg5674]

I'm having trouble removing the rotor off the hub. I have already removed the caliper and all the nuts in front. Is it safe to knock it with a heavy hammer to free it up?

[@JaboTheMechanic]

Yes

[@TheMSTWNTD]

Always use actually brake pad lubricant not just anti seize

[@joselito03]

Thanks 💪🏽

[@JaboTheMechanic]

Glad it helped

[@dananricks]

You don't have to torque the nuts?

[@JaboTheMechanic]

You should but i dont

[@backpackerwdogs1676]

@@JaboTheMechanic What should they be torqued too. [e-mail]

[@JaboTheMechanic]

Which nuts are you referring to

[@TheRancher03]

I just did my rear ones on a 2011 3500. Both front and rear are 221ft lbs for bracket bolts and 80ft lbs for 10mm allen guide pins.

[@consaka1]

what year is this truck?

[@JaboTheMechanic]

2012

[@pedramabadi2152]

If you wanna replace rotor yeaaaaaa ,but pad is very very easier than what you do

[@coolbikes8]

Dude? No rotor replacement?!?

[@JacobsGlass]

Why u no grease the slide pins

[@JaboTheMechanic]

Calipers were replaced with in a few months they were new

[@Steve1d]

Super helpful, thanks

[@JaboTheMechanic]

Glad it helped!