Raise vehicle with garage jack.Support vehicle with jack stands on each side. Remove black plastic lugnut caps from wheels. Remove lugnuts with 19mm deep socket and wrench. Remove both wheels. Remember to do one side at a time. Remove two caliper bolts with 14mm wrench. Set caliper aside and support it with mechanics wire. Remove brake pads inner & outer. Remove two caliper bracket bolts with 13mm socket and wrench. Remove brake rotor. Replace with new rotor and get the cheapest new rotor available since it is a wear item also. Replace pads with best quality ceramic pads available. Replace everything in reverse order and lube caliper bolts with silicone brake grease available at your local auto parts store.
the emergency brakes are the rear brakes ,so replace the rear pads or shoes .................... I believe this answer is incorrect. The GTP contains a miniature set of brake shoes underneath the rear rotors, actually using the inside hub-portion of the rotor as a "drum", as the rear calipers have no cable-operation built in. Remove the rear calipers, pads, caliper mounting brakets, and then the rotors. Replace the shoes as you would ordinary brake shoes. It is very unlikely that these require replacement however (unless you happened to leave them on and dragging for a few hundred miles). It is far more likely that the cables would require adjustment / lubrication for proper operation.
front and rear are disc
The emergency brakes are whatever your rear brake pads are.
How do you change a thermostat on a 2001 Pontiac Grand Prix 3.8 gtp
Yes
A few years ago, saw a site that said there were 4107 GTP & Special Editions made in 2001, but there was no way to know how many were GTP's or Special Editions.
remove what?
240
In the fuel tank.
what is the part no# for a replacement transmission filter, for a 2001 Pontiac gtp grand prix . Also how much transmission fluid does it take to change.thank you Tim
Disengage the pakring brake.
its on a sticker on you drivers door.