Conclusion - 2000 NBS full brake job


Posted by Peter on November 16, 04 at 09:06:56:

In Reply to: 2000 NBS full brake job posted by Peter on November 09, 04 at 09:07:55:

: I took the Burb to my trusted mechanic for it's regular oil/lube. He looked at the brakes and called me into the bay to see the problem. (It feels like going to the principal's office - you know its never for good news).

: The brake pads are worn down, the rotors are rusted and the splash guards are rusted out, coming apart and rubbing against the rotors. So, I am looking at new pads, splash guards and probably new rotors all around.

: The burb is the wifes daily driver. 2000 NBS K1500, 5.3L, 37,000 miles. No previous brake work. We live in the "rust belt" - Cleveland, OH so road salt and snow take a big toll on things.


So here is the bill for the work. It sure hurts but I keep reminding myself that this is the only major work done in 4 years of usage. I took the part numbers off my work order so they may not match exactly.

Lube/Oil/Filter 32.45
Delco Brakepad kit (ceramic) - pn # 17D785CH $72.85
Delco metalic brake kit - pn#17D384M $75.27
Front rotors - pn#55054 $53.90 each $107.80
Rear rotors - pn#55067 $54.95 each $109.90
Splash Shield - pn#12476287 $28.96 each $57.92
Axle seal - pn#12471686 $12.38 each $24.76
Rear Axle Housing Cover Gasket pn#26066456 $8.10
Synthetic Gear Oil $79.44

Labor - front brake rotors, pads, clean and lube guides & slides
$126.00

Labor - Rear brake rotors, pads, splash shields, clean and lube slides & guides, R&R axleshafts, seals & pan gasket
$220.50

Total (before tax) $914.99

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