The rear brake caliper on the G6 has a screw-type piston setup. The piston must be screwed back down into seated position, not pressed. Special caliper screw-in tools are available at local auto part stores and tool supply centers. Better kits will come with several size fittings for several caliper sizes.
pop the wheels off, un-do the 2 x caliper bolts take caliper off take springs and shims off the original break pads as they might be needed for the new set.. refit and done
If I recall, a g6 has disc brakes front and rear, and are largely identical to the disc brake systems on most other cars, except for one thing; the rear g6 calipers cannot be compressed manually to fit in the new pads. A special tool is required to compress them. If you don't have that tool, you can't compress the caliper piston. If you can't compress that caliper piston, you can't fit in the new pads. Ask at an auto-parts store for a "Disk Brake Caliper Tool" set. Should be less than 30.00usd depending on the brand they carry. Note: The g6 *front* brake caliper pistons compress manually, no special tools needed.
There not like the front calipers where you put a c-clamp on the piston and squeeze them in, on the rear calipers you have to get a special tool from the parts store and as you push inward you have to turn them in.
what is the torque spec for a 2005 Pontiac G6 Gt brakes
Could be a sticky or stuck brake caliper.
The rear shocks on a Pontiac G6 are replaced by supporting the rear axle on jack stands, removing the wheels, and unbolting the shocks. New shocks can then be put in place and bolted on.
Front speakers are 6.5 rear are 6X9.
Around $500 for front and rear brakes
Need to know cause its snow outside
Most GM products it is on the drivers side at the rear of the oil pan.
go into the trunk and disconnect the wires and then pull the speakers out from the trunk and replace.
I don't know what you mean by - as in like a G6, but a G6 is an aeroplane or a car of some sort (: