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MODIFYING OR DETAILING YOUR I30 => TYRES | WHEELS | BRAKES => Topic started by: Super Mykul on April 14, 2013, 20:19:10
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Hello to all !
My technical adviser tells to me in november 2012 , '' you had to do the first maintenance of your calipers brakes '' which is is to do in few months ... okay man ... :whistler: , l'm able to to this ...
My car is just 10 months aged and 40 000 km later ( yes you really read 40 000 km ) , so i do it !!!
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I grease each pins with a load of this quality grease
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Good work, and exactly what I did this weekend to my car and my daughters Coupe :goodjob2:
Presumably your advisor said the All Purpose grease was OK for the brakes environment?
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Hi Keith ,
These grease is a single product in here , i dont ask to my advisor , '' witch grease l use to lubricate my slinding pins '' , no no no , any quality grease will do the job , allright :wink: ... but l'm not satisfied about my job ( calipers rust again ) , do it again with '' die grinder '' and paint with quality paint ... post pics when the job was done .
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Personally, I'd be using High Melting Point anywhere near disc brake environments. If that stuff melts & gets on the discs, there isn't going to be a lot of braking, or insurance probably. :fum: :fum: :fum: :fum:
IMO You need to urgently change that grease, unless it is marked on the packaging.
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Personally, I'd be using High Melting Point anywhere near disc brake environments. :
IMO You need to urgently change that grease, unless it is marked on the packaging.
this :whsaid: