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Re: Front brakes on a car
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Posted by TheRealRon on September 06, 2004 at 03:39:34 from (69.179.5.42):
In Reply to: Re: Front brakes on a car posted by kjm on September 05, 2004 at 20:10:11:
Anti-seize, which is high-temp grease with millions of tiny glass beads in it, or other waterproof high-temp grease, is MANDATORY in all GM disc brakes applications. Grease has no effect on the seals. Running without a high-temp lube will quickly wear the caliper bolts/bushings and cause early brake failure. The primary advantage of anti-seize over plain grease is that no matter how hot the parts get, the glass beads keep the parts from touching and therefore wearing. Another advantage is that anti-seize is very "sticky", won't wash or wear off, protecting the parts from the elements, preventing corrosion.
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