Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Brake Guides
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How to Install Trailer Brake Controller
Trailer brakes aid your truck's braking system while towing. These brakes increase trailer stability and decrease wear on your truck's existing brakes.
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How to Replace Parking Brake
The parking brake uses a pad/shoe much like the rest of your braking system. Not using the parking brake once the vehicle is parked will cause transmission wear.
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How to Replace Brake Fluid
If your Silverado's brake pedals are reaching the floor, you might need to replace the brake fluid.
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Stainless Steel Braided Brake Line Info
Reduced braking performance in your Chevy Silverado can be a result of old rubber brake lines. Upgrade your truck's lines to stainless steel for a firm, reliable pedal feel.
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How to Swap Vacuum Brake Booster with Hydroboost System
If your unsatisfied with your Silverado's stopping power, convert your brake booster to a Hydroboost system.
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How to Replace Brake Pads, Calipers, and Rotors
Stopping power in your Silverado is just as important as horsepower, if not more.
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How to Replace Brake Line
Changing out your standard brake line to stainless steel units is commonplace these days. Time for an upgrade!
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Brake Diagnostics Guide
Brake problems? This brief diagnostic guide will tell you what's going on with your truck's brakes based on the signs you are experiencing.