2004 Tahoe - sticking rear caliper

[Brian]

Assuming its the 5.3L motor, but advance auto parts has a calipers for $60. Shit i'd buy two, and replace both of them and do a brake fluid flush.

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Yeah I think I'm going to do just that. With pads and rotors relatively cheap, I think I'll just do the whole deal at once. With the weather warming up slightly, I'm a bit more brave than I was during the middle of the cold weather last week..

Unless anybody has any other suggestions, I'll probably grab the AAP house brand calipers w/ brackets (SLC650+SLC651), house wearever rotors (can't tell the difference between YH145441 and YH145282 yet) and the wagner thermoquiet ceramic pads because I've heard good things about them...

[Great-Kazoo]

Yeah I think I'm going to do just that. With pads and rotors relatively cheap, I think I'll just do the whole deal at once. With the weather warming up slightly, I'm a bit more brave than I was during the middle of the cold weather last week..

Unless anybody has any other suggestions, I'll probably grab the AAP house brand calipers w/ brackets (SLC650+SLC651), house wearever rotors (can't tell the difference between YH145441 and YH145282 yet) and the wagner thermoquiet ceramic pads because I've heard good things about them...

i'd go with anything other than ceramic, unless you like replacing rotors more often. Especially if you're in a lot of stop n go traffic. YMMV