Other Name: Pad Kit, Brake; Disc Brake Hardware Kit; Rear Pads
Position: Rear
Replaces: 18025475
Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by GM's
factory warranty.
Fits the following Vehicles:
1997-2004 GMC Sonoma | SL, SLE, SLS | 4 Cyl 2.2 L FLEX, 4 Cyl 2.2 L GAS, 6 Cyl 4.3 L GAS
GMC Sonoma Brake Pad
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GMC Sonoma Brake Pad Parts Questions & Experts Answers
Q: How to replace the rear brake pads on GMC Sonoma?
A: Before replacing the rear brake pads check the brake fluid level in the master cylinder reservoir. When the level is at or near the middle mark between max and min values no fluid need be removed but when the level surpasses that point use a brake fluid extractor to bring the fluid down. Lift the vehicle and take off the tire wheel unit. Secure the c-clamp on top of the brake caliper housing over the backside of the outboard pad. Gradually build pressure until the piston reaches the caliper bore then remove the clamp. After detaching the brake caliper assembly from its mounting bracket clean both the brake pads and parts with denatured alcohol followed by drying them using filtered non-lubricated compressed air. Check the brake caliper for any issues after taking off the rear brake pads and anti/rattle spring pair along with springs from both mounting blocked and the brake caliper. Replace the old anti/rattle springs and install the new brake pads along with new anti/rattle springs onto the mounting bracket. Connect the brake caliper anti/rattle spring then reinstall the brake caliper unit on its mounting bracket. Bring down your car and refill the Brake Master Cylinder to the right amount. Depress the Brake Pedal from rest gradually until it reaches 2/3 of its total range then lift up slowly. Press the Brake Pedal twice for 15 seconds to push the brake caliper pistons correctly into place. Finally, burnish the new brake pads.