scottm
SILVER Star
I've always used high-temp moly grease for brake guide pins, after trying things like anti-seize. I just did my rear brake pads, and the guide pins seemed to have rubber dampers and a clear lube. Everything was in excellent shape, so I put it back together without adding lube.
This looked like dielectric grease (silicone grease), which I use for a lot of things with rubber seals. It's good to 400*F, I'm thinking this is the stuff. Googling around, silicone grease seems to be the proper lube for brakes, I'm planning to use it for my front brakes.
Anyone heard any different?
This looked like dielectric grease (silicone grease), which I use for a lot of things with rubber seals. It's good to 400*F, I'm thinking this is the stuff. Googling around, silicone grease seems to be the proper lube for brakes, I'm planning to use it for my front brakes.
Anyone heard any different?