OEM 2010 Chevrolet Camaro Brake Caliper Bracket

2010 Chevrolet Camaro Parts Questions & Experts Answers

• Q: How to replace the rear brake caliper bracket on 2010 Chevrolet Camaro?

  A: To work on the rear Brake Caliper Bracket start by raising and supporting your vehicle followed by removing the tire and wheel. Since you need to replace the brake caliper guide pin bolts when removing them keep a back up wrench ready to discard and remove them. Use mechanic wire or a suitable substitute to hold the brake caliper in place during uninstallation when hydraulic brake hose remains connected. Support the disc brake caliper off the unit before taking out the inner disc Brake Pad and outer disc Brake Pad with the disc Brake Pad springs. Take out the Brake Caliper Bracket bolts and remove the disc Brake Caliper Bracket as a unit. Inspect the disc brake hardware. After installing the new caliper bracket bolts you need to set them to 40 nm (30 lb ft) at a 90 degree angle followed by placing the disc Brake Pad springs, inner disc Brake Pad, outer disc brake pads, and finally the disc brake caliper on. End by adding new guide pin bolts to the brake caliper and torquing them to 27 nm before putting back the tire and wheel unit.