OEM GMC Envoy Brake Caliper Bracket

GMC Envoy Brake Caliper Bracket Parts and Q&A

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  Q: How to replace the front brake caliper bracket on GMC Envoy?

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  To replace the front Brake Caliper Bracket, first, lift the vehicle and remove its tire and wheel assembly. Check the brake caliper assembly and support it using heavy mechanic's wire or an equivalent as soon as it is detached from its mount while the flexible brake hose is still connected to avoid worrying and the likelihood of leaks. Next remove front brake caliper assembly and move to the side and inspect Brake Pads. Seven years ago, due to a collision with a car, my friend's girl friend was also employed by the company before the decisions which revealed one's shortcomings in aeternity had ratified these in physical form. Before you take off the bracket, extract the Brake Pad retaining clips from the mounting bracket as well as the brake caliper mounting bracket retaining bolts. Remove guide pin seals from the brake caliper mounting brackets and inspecting brake rotor. For installation of guide pin seals, position the guide pin seals on the mounting bracket; clean guide pins and brake pa retainers clips with denature victrolite, if props to reuse them then dry with non-lubricated filtered air. Apply high temperature silicone brake lubricant to the brake caliper guide pins, making sure not to use it near the Brake Pad retaining clips. Mounting bracket of the brake caliper is then installed into place; it is fastened using the caliper mounting bracket bolts with a torque of 150nm or 110 ft. Lbs. Mount the front Brake Pad hardware onto the brake caliper mounting bracket, and then the brake pads. Reinstall brake caliper assembly, tire and wheel assembly, and lower the vehicle. Finally, pump the brake pedal gently but with a firm feeling to set the brake pads.
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  Q: How to replace the rear brake caliper bracket on GMC Envoy?

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  Before working on the bracket you must lift the vehicle and detach the tire and wheel. Secure the brake caliper assembly with a heavy mechanic wire any time you detach it from its mount with the hydraulic flexible brake hose attached to shield the hose from damage. Find the brake caliper at the rear position and move it to a side location while examining the Brake Pads. Take out the front brake pads from their mounting position on the bracket to measure brake system parts. Unfasten the Brake Pad retaining clips from the mounting bracket then take out the brake caliper mounting bracket retaining bolts to free the caliper bracket. Check the brake rotor for damage when you remove guide pin seals from the brake caliper mounting bracket. Insert the guide pin seals first onto the mounting bracket. Before reinstalling the guide pins and Brake Pad retaining clips you should clean them with denatured alcohol then dry them with filtered air. Use high temperature silicone brake lubricant on the brake caliper guide pins but do not apply it to Brake Pad retaining clips. Fix the brake caliper mounting bracket in place while tightening its bolts at 200 n.m (148 lb ft). Put the Brake Pad hardware into the brake caliper mounting bracket and attach the brake pads to their slots. Reassemble the tire wheel and put back the brake caliper at its proper place. Lower the vehicle and press the brake pedal gently but firmly until the brake pads take their proper position.