TIM Z

iTrader: (12)

I need to buy replacement caliper brackets for my wife's Tahoe , the slide pins in the bracket that the caliper bolts to are pretty rusted .

When I look online for replacement caliper brackets , they all show them without the slide bolt and rubber covers, can I buy brackets already loaded ?, or do I also need to buy new pins and rubber covers ?

I've never dealt with these before , do the new pins just slide right in the new bracket with caliper grease ?

The brackets I have are so crusty I can't get the slide bolts to
Move let alone try to tear them apart to see how they work .

Thanks for the help.

03sierraslt

iTrader: (22)

Yes the pins just slide right in, one pin has a rubber sleeve on it and I cant remember if that pin goes on the top or bottom. I am not sure if you can get one or the other or if they come with pins or not.

TIM Z

iTrader: (12)

Thanks bud , I was gonna Ask Mark Buck also .
Sounds simple enough though .

Mark Buck

Tim, I rebuild them almost daily. If you have any questions give me a shout. You also can buy them at local parts stores. If you prefer ACDelco let me know I will take care of you. You are always welcome to bring the Suburban over to the shop.

Ferocity02

iTrader: (59)

The pins bolt to the bracket. So you can replace them without having to buy anything else.

RockAuto Parts Catalog (I guessed on the year)

TIM Z

iTrader: (12)

Thanks bro !

Thanks guys for the help . Now if anyone has time for sale let me know ! Lol

JFOLM

iTrader: (8)

I know it may be messy but you could coat the bracket with a little never sieze to help postpone rusting. I do this on the back side of my rotors as well so they will come off the hub with ease.