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Well I just took my truck to the dealership and they are charging me an arm an a leg to do all of the work. So instead I'm going to order all of the parts online and have a local shop do the work. If someone doesn't mind, could I have the following part numbers:

 

VIN: 2GCEK19T731179102

 

Passenger Air Bag Sensor

Front Rotors

Rear Rotors

Front Brake Pads

Rear Brake Pads

MS3DALE Senior Enthusiast

MS3DALE

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Front rotors-18060214

Rear rotors-19211496

Front brake pads-18048101

Rear brake pads-18048083

 

On the passenger air bag sensor,I'm assuming you mean the sensor in the seat bottom,If so its part #89040116,Its called "Module Kit,Inflatable Restraint-P/Seat Suppression" It includes the seat bottom pad and sensor.

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Vortec-Z71

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Front rotors-18060214

Front brake pads-18048101

 

Thanks! The dealership just told me that the rear rotors and brake pads are in like-new condition, however the front rotors and brake pads are shot. I'm going to order them from GMPartsDirect.com and get them for cheap and have a local shop do the install. I just need to know the quantity of part numbers 18060214 and 18048101 I will need to order (I mean is each part number for one side or is it for both?).

MS3DALE Senior Enthusiast

MS3DALE

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You'll need to order 2 rotors,and 1 set of pads.

Its strange you need front pads/rotors,Usually the rear pads/rotors are shot first (Especially the right-rear inner pad)

How many miles you have on the truck?

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Vortec-Z71

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You'll need to order 2 rotors,and 1 set of pads.

Its strange you need front pads/rotors,Usually the rear pads/rotors are shot first (Especially the right-rear inner pad)

How many miles you have on the truck?

 

85,000 miles. The truck is used, so I don't know what was replaced other than what was done under warranty. That may explain why the raer rotors look new. By the way, I have to thank you again MS3Dale, you're always there when I need help.

MS3DALE Senior Enthusiast

MS3DALE

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Yeah,I can guaranty you that with 85,000 miles on it,Its probably already had the rear pads/rotors replaced at least once,Especially with you living in Mass. with all the snow/salt you have to run through in the wintertime.

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Vortec-Z71

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Yeah,I can guaranty you that with 85,000 miles on it,Its probably already had the rear pads/rotors replaced at least once,Especially with you living in Mass. with all the snow/salt you have to run through in the wintertime.

 

Yeah, we do have some harsh winters. I don't know if the previous owner kept the truck in the garage so that takes a toll on it too. But now I keep my favorite toy in my nice warm garage.

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