2003 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 "replacing rear pads" Questions

...rear . Check with your local parts store they can tell you which is which . also if you are replacing the pads i would make sure the parts you replace them with meet OEM standards . By using good ...

...pads (especially rear) can become glazed. causes can be driving style, replacement of pads and no rotor resurface, or excessive heat due to binding. if you are sure pad life is good u can try to ...

...rear pads and right rear disk was grooved so replaced it... it's like driving with the e-brake on they get hot.. what adjustment did I foget to reset? Suterman, RE: infamous GM right rear brake pad ...

...rear. I have replaced the caliper, new pads and also new brake hose. Same problem still. It is chewing up the outside surface of the rotor while the inside of rotor is fine. That rules out the ABS. ...

...rear brakes this weekend, Monday had a very slight drag. Noted that when I installed new pads I had to tap them on. That shouldn't be. When brakes are released, there should be enough play to allow ...

replacing the rear pads, the brakes are "smoking". They got real hot only going a couple of miles. If you replaced the shoes (this would indicate you have rear drum brakes) you have to properly adjust

...pads on both rear wheels, used c-clamp to slowly compress pistons - no apparent problems during replacement... Now, when driving, the rear brakes drag and both the rear discs get smoking hot, so much ...

...rear pads on 2001 silverado 1500 now brakes get very hot very quickly. all went together without a hammer and seams to be in proper order Take the top off your master brake cylinder to relieve ...

...rear brake pads on my 03 Silverado 1500. at first it drove fine, but Ive noticed lately that the rear (disk) brakes are dragging and causing excessive heat. There is a noticable shimmy at about 45-55 ...

...rear disc brakes. Quality of pads is extremely critical. Go with the AC Delco pads and rotors to eleviate some of the issue. Make sure that the slide pins are liberally lubricated and move freely or ...