Good job on the video, lots of useful information. I was hoping to see a specialized tool that would make the brake cable easier to remove than using a pair of pilers. If one's out there, please post a link to it. Thanks.
Overall this is a solid video, however I absolutely do not recommend pinching off the break hose as it can damage the break hose internals. Just let the fluid drip in a drip pan and just refill the DOT 3 in the reservoir.
Great video and here is a neat trick. Use a pole/board/pipe etc that's long enough to go from the brake pedal to the drivers seat front. Set it up to depress the brake pedal just to the point resistance starts and leave it. The normal amount of fluid comes out initially loosing the line at the caliper, but then it stops. This procedure prevents brake fluid from emptying the reservoir and you don't risk damaging the line by crimping it. Neat trick.
Thank you! I have a 2015, but you showed me the things I needed to know!
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Great video. Was able to replace the caliper without issue. The torque specs is exactly what I needed. Thank you!
Excellent presentation! This is what I was looking for on my 06 Buick lacrosse, not exactly the same caliper but close enough, well done 👍
Good job on the video, lots of useful information. I was hoping to see a specialized tool that would make the brake cable easier to remove than using a pair of pilers. If one's out there, please post a link to it. Thanks.
Thanks for the video, boss. This was extremely easy to do after watching.
Excellent illustration I did it in no time and yes I am a lady your business
So you don't have to bleed all of them?I'm doing the driver rear
Is it the same with a 2005 Chevrolet Malibu car
great video, excellent production value :)
Didn't know if you had this🙂
Overall this is a solid video, however I absolutely do not recommend pinching off the break hose as it can damage the break hose internals. Just let the fluid drip in a drip pan and just refill the DOT 3 in the reservoir.
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Great video and here is a neat trick. Use a pole/board/pipe etc that's long enough to go from the brake pedal to the drivers seat front. Set it up to depress the brake pedal just to the point resistance starts and leave it. The normal amount of fluid comes out initially loosing the line at the caliper, but then it stops. This procedure prevents brake fluid from emptying the reservoir and you don't risk damaging the line by crimping it. Neat trick.
what is the lubricant type that you use?
Brake grease
2009 Chevy Malibu front brake caliper how to replace 2004-12
Thanks!