Curious whether those who perform their own hydraulic repairs, e.g., caliper rebuilding, use brake assembly lube fluid or paste? I have often wondered what effect, if any, the paste might have when commingled with brake fluid, prompting some reassemblies using brake fluid alone (without any issues). Paste seems more suitable for pad backings than caliper cylinder walls.
Detailed Description
Caliper Synthetic Grease; 12 Ounce; A specially developed synthetic grease with a high-tech formula for use in disc & drum brake systems. High temperature grease is plastic & rubber safe. Use on metal to metal contact points and sliding surfaces. Resists moisture and will not washout.
Applications: Backing plates, brake pad contact points, caliper o-rings, calipers, disc brake pad backing plates, drum brake systems, grommets, parking brake areas of lubrication, pivot points, self adjusters.
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