How to remove, replace and repair the front brake rotor and wheel hub bearing assembly including ABS sensor off of OBS (Old Body Style) 95 96 97 98 99 and 2000 GM K (4x4) full size trucks (Chevy & GMC Holden) Suburban Silverado Cheyenne Sierra W/T that have 8 lug hubs (3/4 ton class).

This video is unique to 8 lug wheel (6.5L diesel engine or K2500 class chassis) GM OBS trucks with the 4x4 feature only. Passenger side is shown, drivers side is same procedure but different part number for the bearing. Vehicles with K1500 gear will be similar, but there are differences you will need to research elsewhere in more detail.

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Chapters:
0:00 - Procedure overview
0:45 - Brake caliper removal
1:38 - Speed sensor harness removal
2:26 - Brake hose bracket removal
3:34 - Separate hub & rotor assembly from spindle
6:32 - Remove axle shaft nut
7:00 - Remove hub & rotor assembly
8:50 - Rotor shield removal
10:12 - Removal wheel studs
11:24 - Separate hub from rotor
11:45 - Replacement part numbers
14:02 - Reassemble hub & rotor
14:35 - Reinstall wheel studs
17:42 - Reinstall hub & rotor assembly
19:01 - Reinstall rotor shield
19:23 - Reinstall hub & rotor assembly tips
20:00 - Final assembly tips

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