Electronic Parking brake question?

By WilliamBos
April 26, 2020 in 2019-2026 Silverado 1500 & Sierra 1500

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WilliamBos

Posted April 26, 2020

My friend just bought a 2020 Silverado, gorgeous truck. Being DIY’ers, we know that a scan tool will be needed to put ebrake in service mode, but will this need to be done to service the rear brakes? Or is that just to swap rear rotors?

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