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'01 Yukon Rear Disc brake pad change



 
 
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Old August 26th 06, 02:13 AM posted to rec.autos.tech
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Default '01 Yukon Rear Disc brake pad change

Greetings;

I'm about to help a neighbor change the brake pads on a Yukon SUV.
I'm not sure of the year but it is probably a 2001, model SLT.
Are there any tricks in changing front and/or rear pads?

Do I need the special tool to rotate the rear piston back into the
caliper, or is it as easy as pushing the piston back?
Any help would be appreciated.
Photos, Diagrams, Service Manual instructions would be most
beneficial.

Regards
Gary ------------ Atlanta

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Old August 26th 06, 05:40 PM posted to rec.autos.tech
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You can probably rent the tool to push the piston back at your local
parts store.


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Old August 27th 06, 12:44 AM posted to rec.autos.tech
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Default '01 Yukon Rear Disc brake pad change

Don't need it on this type of caliper, use a large C clamp or large
channels, should be dual piston, open the bleeders to facilitate the
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