Front brake caliper bolts 129 lb. ft. Brake rotor retention bolt (the torx bolt that holds the rotor to hub) 106 lb. in. Brake caliper bolts 47 lb. ft. (tighten the bolt closest to bleed valve first)

Hey Jeff, got my friend's 2012 Traverse pads done today. Everything was the same, thank you. Was surprised that the rear caliper bolts were 14mm instead of 13mm like the front. You would think with everything else being smaller in the back - rotors, caliper, pads - the bolts would be smaller too but instead they're bigger. Go figure! Thanks again for your video and reply. Gary

Thank You for making such an easy to follow video:)

thanks for the great video. 1 suggestion, list the tools needed for the job.

Make sure you pump your brake pedal several times before moving the vehicle.

An alternative to using a piston depressor like the poster has is to use a bigger screwdriver that most DIY'ers may have. Just remove the caliper and remove the outer or both pads then reinstall the caliper and start the bolts a couple threads. Then insert the screwdriver through the hole on top of the caliper and go over the outer surface of the rotor where the pad rides, place the tip on the wear surface and pull on the handle sideways. It takes a constant pull since the pistons move slowly.

Hey Jeff, great video! I just bought the 2010 Traverse and although it doesn't need anything (yet), I wanted to see what was involved in doing those front rotors/pads. Now, did you take off the master cylinder cap to let the brake fluid flow back into the master cylinder as you compress the pistons? Also, the tool you used to compress the pistons....are they available for purchase or did you make it yourself? Thanks and again, great video!

Thanks for the help!!

Just put new pads on Traverse. Thanks for the great video. Are the rears the same as the front? Pads that is. Thanks for the info. Rando.

Thanks for taking the time to make this video. This weekend I am replacing just pads on a friend's 2012 Traverse. Are you aware of any differences between this 2010 Traverse you did versus a 2012? Thanks again!

thanks for the video. would you happen to have one replacing the alternator on a traverse? my is a 12 but i guess any year traverse will do.

Great video. It will certainly help when I do my brakes tonight. What grease did you use?

What are the Torque specs? It would be nice to know .

Awesome video the only thing you left out was to pump your brakes about 5 or 6 times before leaving otherwise the video was perfect....Thanks great job

Instead of buying new rotors could you just get the rotors turned? would that fix a warped rotor situation?

Do you know if the brake rotors are interchangeable with any other vehicle other than the enclave, outlook or acadia? I hv an 09 and my front brakes does the same thing, will be changing soon.

Hi , is it necessary to repleas the hardware on break job?

Have you ever had to fix the parking Brake cable? Mine broke and i haven't been able to find a video on how to reattach it. I paid 400 dollars to get the front brakes and rotors replaced. I won't do it again.

hi can you tell me how i can replace the fuel pump for travers 2010 thanks alote

bad brake job find out how to do a brake right i see this on you tube all the time