Brake Grease...
I don't know exactly what are u talking about.
But I guess you are mean the antisqueal grease/paste.
Generally I use permatex or the one supplied with brake pads. Applied on my index finger and then applied evenly (not excessive) on the pad back.
Also I clean with brake cleaner the channel where the pads 'ears' run. For stubborn dirt I use a robust brush or and old toothbrush. The I apply a really small amout of High Temperature Grease. I use Saratoga (italian product) High temp grease
But I guess you are mean the antisqueal grease/paste.
Generally I use permatex or the one supplied with brake pads. Applied on my index finger and then applied evenly (not excessive) on the pad back.
Also I clean with brake cleaner the channel where the pads 'ears' run. For stubborn dirt I use a robust brush or and old toothbrush. The I apply a really small amout of High Temperature Grease. I use Saratoga (italian product) High temp grease
I use any form of silicon grease on the brake slider pins, as they have to be compatible with rubber boot/seals. It is commonly referred to as brake grease.
On the pads and caliper contact surfaces, a good quality high temp grease is good.
On the pads and caliper contact surfaces, a good quality high temp grease is good.
Originally Posted by JFUSION,Jan 11 2010, 11:48 AM
I use any form of silicon grease on the brake slider pins, as they have to be compatible with rubber boot/seals. It is commonly referred to as brake grease.
On the pads and caliper contact surfaces, a good quality high temp grease is good.
On the pads and caliper contact surfaces, a good quality high temp grease is good.
I use the same grease I discribed above on the brake sliders and boots
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