Questions & Answers for: GMC Jimmy replacing rear brake pads 1999

...rear brakes somewhere and not the front. The last possibility that I can think if is a problem in the ABS solonoids, they might not be opening up all the way causing you to require more pressure. ...

...brake inside the the rear disc brakes, these pads are for your emergency brake, there should be an adjustment bolt that just sits between the two pads. Also, check the cables running to this set of ...

...replacing your brake parts. If you do not feel comfortable with your own mechanical skills, it may be best to have a professional install the new parts for you. Working on your own brakes is not the ...

...brake pads to ware unevenly, probability that both rear axles are floating is pretty unlikely. Hope this helps... please rate suggestion...ty where do you live meaning if you live on mountain or ...

rear brakes will not completely disengage. With the vehicle up on jack stands and transmission in Neutral you can barely turn the wheels with no brake applied. Help?? your inside pad wore out first do

Rear brakes don't work We replaced the brake pads and rotors for all tires, bu the rear brakes aren't working. We bled the brakes multiple times, but it still doesn't work. How can I fix it? were you ...

...rear brake pads now breaks are sticking in the rear of my 2000 jimmy strip them out again clean the claibers so the new pads slide freely grees with copper grees the pins and stick a spot on the back ...

...rear brake light does work. The high mount brake light does not. Replaced fuses wit new fuses. Circuit tests all indicate no circuit problems, lose connections, shorts or ground loops. Is the hign ...

Brakes are pulsing After performing a standard brake job on a 99 jimmy the brakes are pulse when stopping. What would be the cause of this? new rotors, machine rotors or just a pad slap? pulsing ...

...rear brake pads and now there is a burnt rubber smell. Brakes getting really hot and smoking it is really common for the rear caliper slides to become stiff or frozen. The caliper should slide back ...