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Chevy Truck: Lift Kit Parts
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Chevy Truck: Removing Torsion Bars
Chevy Truck: Removing Brake Calipers
Chevy Truck: Removing Spindle & Ball Joints
Chevy Truck: Removing the Lower Control Arm
Chevy Truck: Removing Front Differential
Chevy Truck: Removing Lower Control Arm Bushings
Chevy Truck: Installing Modified Bushings
Chevy Truck: Installing Front Differential Bracket
Chevy Truck: Installing Front Cross Member
Chevy Truck: Installing Rear Cross Member
Chevy Truck: Removing Rear Suspension
Chevy Truck: Installing Rear Lift Suspension
Chevy Truck: Installing Rear Shock Absorbers
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Summary: Remove brake calipers on Chevy truck by first removing the ABS line. Learn how to remove brake calipers on a Chevy 4X4 truck in this free Chevy truck lift kit installation video.
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"Right now what I'm going to be doing is removing the outer tie rod end for the steering. After I do that, I'm going to actually remove the brake caliber. Before you get to those steps, you need to unclip and remove the ABS line from the control arm and unclip the actual brake line from the upper mount up here, OK? To remove the outer tie rod end, take the nut off and you're going to hit on the actual part of the spindle and the tie rod end will drop out just like so. Alright now I'm going to actually turn the spindle away so I can get access to the caliber bolt. Then slide the caliber off of the rotor. Now that you have the brake caliber unbolted, you cannot leave the brake caliber hanging from the brake hose. So what I want you to do is get a piece of wire or cable and tie it up so it's that suspended on the cable and not the brake hose. And now I'm going to remove the sway bar ending from the lower controller. Once it's removed, swing it up so it's out of your way."
eHow Article: Chevy Truck: Removing Brake Calipers
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