How to Apply Brake Lubrication for CALIPER and DRUM Brake Systems

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Had to look at a few videos to find the fix to the problem about squealing brakes, you explained it awesomely thanks mate

so much info and very well explained

90% of the cars in our shop (Ohio) require a brake job. Of those ~ 75% have uneven or seized brake pads. The #1 cause, ~50% is due to rust between the caliper bracket & shim because the brackets are made of cast iron, we see little to no rust on the pad ears (painted steel). Consequently we apply grease between the shim & bracket only & replace shims 100% to stop / slow the rust.

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Did brakes last year and recently began binding when put car in reverse. Used the wrong grease on the pins. Thanks for detailed explanation of which grease to use and not use.

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Excellent video toque me a will to find te solution tanks to your video my car stop making brake noise 😁

Great break down & understanding of the operation/function of each components. One thing I would say as far as lubricating the drum brakes is that the actuator adjuster has a lubricating point that need lubricant as well. The new oem part should come with a paper that shows where to lubricate plus the manuals to the vehicle should/does in my case, but like you said every vehicle may be a little different but most usually have the part that hooks up to the upper spring as too in your case. Other then that overlook, great video

@ 26:50 Pls don't forget to release the Parking Brake. 1st time I tried to remove that drum I forgot (or didn't think about it) and was fighting w/that drum, fortunately didn't brake anything on the way. Special thanks to show how to lubricate the drum brakes without disassembling them. This time I've just cleaned them w/brake parts cleaner, rugs, adjusted the wheel on the adjuster a bit and that is all, since Scotty Kilmer said no need to lubricate the drum brakes, since that surface is closed, and the lube is still there, just clean outside. next time I'm in that area I'll follow you advice.

Good morning I wish to thank you for taken the time to prepare this video which was very useful to me. I do have a question for tou though can i use it to grease sway bar links and bushings? Ty

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very good video 10/10

I've seen Chris Fix film on brake job, where he used Permatex Copper Anti-Seize Lubricant (#09128). I've always used it for my brakes and thought it is the best product to use for brake lubrication. May I know your opinion on that lubricant? Maybe it is very good for Hubs applications before you put the disc on, but still for brakes themselves better to use smth like Permatex Ceramic Extreme Brake Parts Lubricant (actually I have it as well). And another thing about WD-40 around the brakes. When I clean the discs, sometimes you put them on later, so to prevent from rusting cleaned already disc I apply BP Blust Rust Remover (I think it is similar to WD-40 oil). Before the installation I clean the disc circle area, which touches the brake pad w/Brake Parts Cleaner of course, how we normally do before the installation of a new disc (since it comes lubricated w/some oil not to get rusted). So is it O'K to use PB Blust or WD-40 in this manner, or it is better to apply other oil (I don't know what they put on new discs) since it is area of brakes? Thank you for the great and informative film.

(At 22:54) TutorialGenius sprays brake parts cleaner with bare, unprotected hands. Cleaning chemicals will work well on the part, but not on his bare skin. Human skin absorbs an amazing variety of chemicals, and no one needs these circulating in his body. Concern about chlorinated compounds led to reformulation of brake parts cleaners by all brands, only a few years ago. Similar caution suggests wearing some kind of solvent-resistant glove.

hello and hi could you please tell me what is the torque spec on all the bolts from front to rear on honda hrv 2020 thanks alot

I wonder if bearing grease will work for the job.