LMAO, me either to tell you the truth. Don't need accurate info around here.

 

well.... not to be a dick(sorry Z, haha) but if you cant figure out on your own what tools you need, by basic trial and error(running back and forth between your truck, and toolbox) til you get it right, than i think you need to bring the truck to a mechanic that knows what theyre doing.

on a side note..... lug nuts are 3/4(or 19mm) caliper slide pins are 9/16(or 14mm), and caliper bracket bolts are 13/16(or 21mm).....

good luck!

 

If you have a 2500 4x4 you will need alot more tools as its a whole different animal.

Is it a 2500 before I type alot of information up?

 

He already started another thread about his brakes...so he may not answer here....

 

Ahh ok, I have a neat tool I made for getting the rotors off a 2500, I will have to post it some day.

 

Your wrong about your sizes ( what a surprise) I don't need any of your advice. Why don't you just answer the questions and save your Caliper Pin is a Hex 3/8 genius

 

Hey everyone. Im new to this site and i cant figure out how to post my ownvthread . Can anyone on here help me out with this? Thanx.

 

From the main page of the tech section, (where we are now.....) click on the "new thread" button on the upper left.

 

if you had posted what your truck was in the first place maybe someone could have helped you more directly, rather than taking guesses, or going off what their truck is. i wasnt wrong about sizes, im correct about them, for a 4x4. your telling a guy with over 1200 posts that your suprised about him getting something wrong. listen here nOob...... you have 7 posts, dont go around thinking youre all high and mighty, just because you couldnt figure out what tools to use and had to ask the internet. like i said previously, if you have to ask what size tools to use on YOUR truck, then maybe you shouldnt be working on your truck.

gaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhh

 

It doesn't give me an option to post a new thread, just to add a new reply