Caliper lube
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Caliper lube
Do you think I can get away with using di-lithium grease (that I use for the slide on my garage door) on the pins that the disk pads slide on? I am going to have the wheels off to flush and refill the diff so I thought I could lube those at the same time.
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Why put anything on the pins? Piston movement is nil on brake application. I've never seen a worn pin. If the pins are wearing you better check that rotor runout. And greasing them probably will contaminate the pads.