2008 Chevrolet Colorado 2WD "removing rear rotor chevy" Questions

...first gear the noise is gone.i checked the brakes they are good .sounds like springs but only in reverse? Check the e-brake pads, there behind the rear rotors, you need to remove the rotor to ...

...once nut is removed you can remove the rotor and bearings, the rear roller bearing at the rear of the rotor may need to be levered off with a screwdriver, should come off easy, replace in reverse ...

rear brake pads follow the following steps: 1. Lift the Chevy Impala with the jack and place it on jack stands. 2. Remove the wheels with a lug-nut wrench and set them aside. The lug-nut wrench can be

...rear one and install new grease seal, slide rotor on slide frt bearing on, install washer and nut, tight a little to nearest cotterpin hole,put cotterpin in and put caliper on, hope this helps,good ...

...rear rotor 2004 Chevy Impala Should the rear rotor just slide off? The top is loose but the bottom seems stuck. Thanks Yes it should, A trick I use when this happens is to beat the lug bolts out, and ...

...rear rotors on 2003 chevy s-10 pickup 4x4 Any help would be great it appears that the emergency break is rusted on the inside of the hub. THE ROTOR GETS CORRODED TO THE HUB.SPRAY THE ROTOR IN THE ...

...rear brake rotors on a 2001 Chevy Impala? I assume you want to take the caliper off first. Remove caliper bolts & using a pry common screwdriver pry piston on caliper back in a bit or enough to ...

...rear disc brakes, one of the rotors could be warped and causing the pads to move in the caliper. You should be able to remove one wheel at a time, lock down the rotor with the lug nuts, and put the ...

...rear rotors on a chevy avalanche 4x4 the rotor is stuck and won't come off.Is there a trick to it? I've tried hammer and prying it. Well with the rotors on the rear you still have a drum with brake ...

...rear rotor on my 1990 chevy Lumina Euro 3.1? I can't just pull it off. Is it just stuck or do i need to remove some kind of nut keeping it on? If so, where is it located? Question 2: On the front ...