What's the easiest way to replace the brake line under the radiator of a 2000 GMC safari van......?

SOURCE: 2000 GMC Safari anti-lock brakes

There was actually a recall for this. Go to your local GMdealer and have them check your VIN for a recall. If not under recall get out of there its easy to repair yourself don't let'em fool you.Remove the front pads caliper and rotors. Locate the abs sensor mounted to the wheelbearing assembly by a small socket head cap screw (Allen wrench). Removethe bolt and softly gently/wiggle the abs sensor around until it pops upout of the hole. some will break, which is why it wouldbe nice if the recall applies to your vehicle that way if they break gm replaces. Once you get both sides removed, clean themounting surface of all rust or build up with w-d 40 and small steel toothbrush then wipe off excess with clean rag and mild soap and warm water, dry completely make sure no spray residue exist on parts, Next apply a thin layer of lubricant grease to preventfuture rusting and reassemble.The rust build up under the sensor is causing the angle to change resultingin inaccurate wheel speed readings in the abs module your abs module will interprets this asa wheel is either slipping or skidding and applies your abs. This should make you happy with no more irritations. Please rate me. If you need further assistance you can always ask me. Good luck with this.

SOURCE: 2000 GMC Safari Overheating

double check the pump the impeller inside can be rotted away and it will still pump some but not enough to cool it at 65 mph , you can remove the pump and take off the plate on the back and look at it easily? second get a tech to loan you his infared thermometer and double check the temp it can pinpoint the problem ? good luck [email protected]

SOURCE: replacing the speakers on a 2000 gmc safari van

6-3/4 inches. you can replace with sizes down to 5-1/2 with proper mounting hardware.

SOURCE: Can I replace my brake rotors on my 2000 GMC

yes you can BUT take into account the cost of getting the parts,taking off the wheel/calipers/rotors,replacing same with new pads,it aint that much to take it to a brake specialist depot and they carry a warranty after...its easy if you have the tools/spares to hand,and you feel like spending about 4 hours sat on the driveway...(in the rain?)no, brakes are the only job that i, as a trained tech, would not be bothered with...BUT it is your money...

SOURCE: need to replace brakes on

Disc brakes in the front and drum brakes in the rear. Make sure that you repack the front bearing's with wheel grease before finishing the job.If the front rotors and or the rear drums have a rough brake pad surface,get them resurfaced before installing new brake pads or brake shoes in the rear. you can go online or your public library for complete instructions on how to replace the brakes on that vehicle.