HELP - Replacing Studs - What Do I Do Next!! (pics inside)
01-19-2008, 12:38 PM
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HELP - Replacing Studs - What Do I Do Next!! (pics inside) I am replacing my stock studs and have gotten as far as removing the caliper and rotor. What do I do now?? There is not enough clearence to remove/install studs.
Do I remove the e-brake housing?? If so, how do I do that??
Here's what it looks like right now . . .
Do I remove the e-brake housing?? If so, how do I do that??
Here's what it looks like right now . . .
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GM says you need a special tool. Check it out.
http://service.gm.com/servlets/BlobS...did=238&evc=sm
http://service.gm.com/servlets/BlobS...did=238&evc=sm
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I figured it out - you don't need to touch the e-brake at all.
Just remove the sensor at the back (in the second pic) - one 9mm (i think) bolt and it's out, and leaves a perfect little removal/insert hole for the studs. I'll be done in a few hours!!!!! WOOT WOOT!!!
Just remove the sensor at the back (in the second pic) - one 9mm (i think) bolt and it's out, and leaves a perfect little removal/insert hole for the studs. I'll be done in a few hours!!!!! WOOT WOOT!!!
