2002 Buick Century "remove rear brakes" Questions

...remove the rotor replace the rotor and reinstall the caliper bracket. pull the caliper sliders and lube them with brake grease. reinstall caliper sliders and install new pads and caliper refasten ...

...rear us disk pads and it is not hard to do. On the front jack up the front and us jack stand for safety. After you take of the wheel remove the two bolts at the back of the brake caliper remove the ...

...rear of the vehicle, remove the tire, then remove the drum. you must make sure the parking brake is not engaged and should put bricks or something in front of an behind the front tires to make sure ...

remove the rear wheels, caliper and rotors, you will see the parking brake shoes, using the star adjuster, start turning in the direction that spreads the shoes apart and put the rotor on, the parking

...remove rear brakes and clean lip out on drum then manually adjust rear brakes,if still no pressure then renew master cylinder,tandem master cylinder and if seal between front and rear chamber is worn ...

another person to pump the brake will you remove the air from the line from the brake booster, you will have two lines, usually for front and rear, so start there and see if that resolves your problem

...rear driver's side wheel will not. What do you suggest it is. I don't want to get rip off at repairman. or is it something I can fix myself. Thank you for the help indicates a brake problem get it to ...

...rear brake light on my 1996 buick century best way is to remove lenze and get to bulb with a test light connect tester lead to power and test bulb wires with brake lights on and you will prove your ...

...rear linings as it is my understanding that this is how they work.Since I purchased the vehicle used I even ordered and compared the self adjuster (they were both correct). I'm surely confused. If ...

...remove the cardboard covering that back side of that rear light. You should see some nuts around what would be the tail light. You will have to remove these, a deep well socket is best, rarely there ...