quick question.. 2004 cadillac deville brakes

[2StrongMNG]

Doing brakes and rotors tommorrow… anything special about the front or rear brakes on a 04 cadillac deville?? any special tools?? also can anybody tell me the socket sizes for the caliper bolts and the bracket bolts???? would be a big help

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[Mathieu]

Buy the service repair manual to know all the tools you need
Your car manual for less then 10 us$ in download click here

For tip and trick see Eric video on the topics. It’s aply on all model on the market.

Rear rotor brake.
[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3kf8C4Qxu-A[/video]

Front rotor brake
[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lAviOGXzEUk[/video]

The discs pad. At the end of the caliper change, you have the brake pad.
[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_UqTgYgd0Mk[/video]

[college man]

[2StrongMNG]

collegeman i appreciate you trying to help.. but not sure why you would send videos doing honda brakes.. i know hoe to do brakes on all makes and models… the question was mainly about what size sockets i needed.. i only like to take the tools needed our of the shop to do a side job… hate taking a tool back with all sizes.. but thanks anyways

[Mathieu]

Buy the service repair manual to know all the tools you need
Your car manual for less then 10 us$ in download click here

Because I have a Toyota corolla 2001 and on the web, you have all car model brand. I did not find for my car how to change my brake. So I bought the Toyota 2001 service repair manual and then I buy the tools I need on special. Few special tool are need to repair a car. Most of It use universal wrench, screw and etc. But some time you need to buy special platic clip on amazon or on your car dealer when you need to remove the bumper, gutter and etc.

[EricTheCarGuy]

Even though those videos were on a Honda there was information that you would need to properly service the brakes. Things such as the use of silicone paste and not forcing the brake fluid back into the master cylinder when you compress the caliper piston.

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