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Old Nov 9, 2005, 01:29 PM
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grease vs. anti seize

so im going to change my brake pads today and have permatex copper anti seize lubricant and synthetic grease..

which one do i use so i have no noise...copper anti seize or synthetic grease?
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The anti-seize goes on the back of the pad, the grease goes on the side edges where the pad touched the caliper and on top where the pad touches the retaining spring. Also check to How To/Installations forum, there is a sticky with pics, follow that to the letter and you are good.



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so im going to change my brake pads today and have permatex copper anti seize lubricant and synthetic grease..

which one do i use so i have no noise...copper anti seize or synthetic grease?
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thanx man!!
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