What did you do to your OBS GMT400 Tahoe/Yukon Today?

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phillydog07

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Put on new rotors and pads. First time doing brakes, but I had my dad over to help out if needed. Of course, nothing goes as planned. I got to taking off the last lug not on the second wheel and it wouldn't come off all the way....got about 1/2 way and just stopped; no matter how hard I worked it with the impact, it wouldn't budge. Took about twenty minutes of heating it up with a torch and hitting it with the impact to get it off. Then it stripped about the last 1/3 of the stud, so had to go and get a new lug stud before I could even start the brakes on the second side.
 

phillydog07

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Well done. On the job not the stud.

Haha. What annoys me is it's the same stud that was replaced a few months back by a Sears shop.....and they were the last ones to have touched that stud. I would have done it myself back than, but I was in the middle of a bachelor party and had to use the Tahoe to haul people, so it was easiest just to drop and off, go shoot paintball, then pick it up.
 

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Today, my brakes started squealing like a school bus. Not that metal squealer grinding into your rotor noise. Just a smooth glassy squeal. Thus, the adventure continues...
 

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Cleaned all the water and mud spots off glass with some powdered stuff I cant remember at the moment...lol
 

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