Brake Caliper Pin Grease
02-10-2014, 01:35 AM
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I've used Permatex Ceramic Extreme Brake Parts Lubricant (Purple) before and it seemed to work well.
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04-02-2014, 12:34 PM
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don't use any petroleum based lubricants on parts that touch rubber. they'll soften the rubber and eventually they get brittle and crack. No bueno in your brake-o
get synthetic, silicone based lubricants for the slide pins and whatever anti seize stuff you wanna use on the pads.
It's a very debatable subject but every mechanic has its ways of doing things. Ive just seen too may pins seize up because of that.
get synthetic, silicone based lubricants for the slide pins and whatever anti seize stuff you wanna use on the pads.
It's a very debatable subject but every mechanic has its ways of doing things. Ive just seen too may pins seize up because of that.
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04-02-2014, 12:35 PM
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don't use any petroleum based lubricants on parts that touch rubber. they'll soften the rubber and eventually they get brittle and crack. No bueno in your brake-o
get synthetic, silicone based lubricants for the slide pins and whatever anti seize stuff you wanna use on the pads.
It's a very debatable subject but every mechanic has its ways of doing things. Ive just seen too may pins seize up because of that.
get synthetic, silicone based lubricants for the slide pins and whatever anti seize stuff you wanna use on the pads.
It's a very debatable subject but every mechanic has its ways of doing things. Ive just seen too may pins seize up because of that.
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