Posted by Don-Wi on November 01, 2010 at 18:09:13 from (75.219.118.108):
I need to replace the pads in my wife's car this weekend. Trying to remember what tools I need to remove the calipers. I know a big c-clamp to compress the caliper, but then what? Been a while since I've done brakes on a GM. I had the tires off to inspect and the rotors are barely worn. The pads are down to the squeelers already, with probably only 30-40,000 miles. (her dad had the brakes done when we were only dating- Must have been cheap pads)
I'm asking because most my tools are at work, so I need to know what I need to bring home to do the job. Don't feel like loading my whole toolbox into the truck, so help me out here guys....
What do I need? It's a couple metric allen head bolts isn't it?
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