How to Replace Brake Caliper Guide Pin Boots On a Chevy Equinox, GMC Acadia, Terrain & Most Vehicles

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This video walks through the process of replacing brake caliper slide pin boots on a Chevy Equinox. the process covered in this video will be the same or similar on most vehicles.
The process covered in this video repair tutorial will be the same or similar on most vehicles including U.S. and Canadian models of:
2005 - 2016 Chevrolet Equinox
2005 - 2012 Pontiac Torrent
2005 - 2016 GMC Acadia
2005 - 2016 GMC Terrain
Haynes manual torque specs for Chevy Equinox, Pontiac Torrent.
2006 and Earlier Caliper Bolts - 32 ft-lb
2007 and Later Caliper Bolts - 20 ft-lb
2009 and Earlier Front Caliper Bracket Bolts - 136 ft-lb
2010 and Later Front Caliper Bracket Bolts - 140 ft-lb
2009 and Earlier Front Caliper Bracket Bolts - 89 ft-lb
2010 and Later Front Caliper Bracket Bolts - 92 ft-lb
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@nogripes 2 года назад

@jameshall2017 Год назад

Thank you for posting this when you did!! i spent hours trying to find answers i needed and this actually helped. I now know i can replace the boots and pins while the brackets still on the vehicle. I always do my own work and usually good at looking at things to figure them out. everyone needs a refresher every once in a while tho. Thank you again!

@darkvader47 3 года назад

Thanks for recognizing us who watch your videos but more importantly thanks for making them that gives me more confidence to do it myself,

@josee.salazar4033 2 месяца назад

A good video with good info we learn something very day.

@pablohernandez1376 2 года назад

THANKS. U SHOWED ME EXACTLY WHAT I NEEDED! YOUR THE MAN BRO.

@3abdangry Год назад

you're the only video that tests the pins after replacement how they bounce in and out because I couldn't tell if mines are ok. Thanks to you now I can see how they're supposed to work

@Packer1290 Год назад

I had the same question. I came here to see if the pins are supposed to push out on their own and it looks like the answer is no.

@3abdangry Год назад

@@Packer1290 yes they should bounce back when you push them with your finger like spring motion. at least one should

@user-gg4sj4vn9r Год назад

I just wanted to say thank you for going back and changing the boots cuz my acura tl has the exact same boots and when I asked the guy at autozone if you just jam them in there he honestly said "sorry, I don't even know where those go" and I know one of my boots has a small tear cuz I just changed my brakes earlier today and after I was done I looked up the importance of the boots which is why I now have to go back and change them but every video online was a different type of boot...so once again...thank you!

@djflintstone2816 4 года назад

Thanks for the information I'm doing my brakes and was wondering how to get the rubber boots on. Brilliant

@arnallspann5242 4 года назад

Great info. Definitely needed this video.

@d54311 4 года назад

Definatly an important thing to remember thank you for the follow up video

@d54311 4 года назад

Mark Jenkins everything is okay the atmosphere isn't the same though.

@bobyang4112 6 месяцев назад

Thanks for this, great stuff

@TB-lv2rh 3 года назад

Thank you for posting this video. I was going to buy new caliper brackets as I thought my guide pins were not moving in & out easy enough and you mentioned that there should be some resistance after lubing & reinserting them in the bracket. The little things like what you're showing here is what saves you money in the long haul.

@childhospital7280 Год назад

very thankful

@joem2197 3 года назад

Nice Job. Nice video. Attention to detail if you have never done brakes.

@TheJcrandazzo Год назад

Perfect Thanks

@TariusBlakley Год назад

Thank You

@thedalz5308 2 года назад

Great video, would you be able to tell me, would there be clunking due to excess movement if those boots wear down, thank you

@blkacdevl2517 2 года назад

Thanks for video. I've seen comments about conditioning the boots. It's that just with silicone grease? And will cleaning them with brake cleaner damage the boots?

@ashrafsiddiquee3190 Год назад

Thanks for the video, I was looking for it. Is it the same process for toyota camry front boot too ?

@MisterJ.J. 4 дня назад

Hi. How do you remove the caliper brake pin guide bolts boots that have a metal end? Also how do you install new ones? This is for a 2005 Hummer H2.

@AirforceCabron 2 года назад

Is it really necessary to have that 18 inch backup on there. I just replaced my brake pads and I didn't really need a backup. But now I found the old pads were wearing unevenly. The inside pad was wearing faster than the outside pad. Was told its the guide pins that may need to be replaced. Is this correct?

@tonymaruca6776 3 года назад

i changed my brake pads this weekend and I noticed a small hole in the rubber sleeve. Oil was slowly coming out of it. Will this cause major problems?

@glock343rdgen.4 4 года назад

Good job. I did mine sometime ago in my Nissan Skyline Gt but my guide pins as rubber close to the end and they were hard to push back in. So i took them off and they went in fine. What could be the cause of this happening?