GM 89027010
Brake Pads

Begin by observing the brake master cylinder reservoir fluid level. If it lies at the midway point between marks on the tank you can skip this step but establish fluid levels by moving the fluid down when necessary. Lift the vehicle up and place supports underneath. Take off the tire and wheel set. Position the mechanic wire to support the brake caliper during maintenance since direct brake hose contact causes damage. Set the brake caliper aside from the mounting bracket keeping the hydraulic brake hose connected. Take out the brake pads and dispose of the anti-rattle clips located on the caliper mounting bracket. Check the caliper and mounting bracket then put new anti-rattle clips inside the caliper bracket ends before installing brake pads according to earlier removal orientation. Put the brake caliper back in place; add the tire and wheel; take down the safety stands; and slowly bring down the vehicle. When the engine is off you need to apply and release the brake pedal three times until your brake pedal feels firmly supported. Pour clean brake fluid into the master cylinder reservoir until the correct fill line is reached while using Brake Pad and rotor burnishing equipment.

Install new anti-rattle clips to the brake caliper bracket, ensuring the correct orientation for the inboard rear pad based on the vehicle type.

Fill the master cylinder reservoir to the proper level with clean brake fluid and burnish the brake pads and rotors as necessary.