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Re: Front brakes on a car
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Posted by kjm on September 05, 2004 at 20:10:11 from (65.255.134.217):
In Reply to: Front brakes on a car posted by J.A. on September 05, 2004 at 18:39:35:
JA, I have fogoten the correct temp but I am thinking a GM car the temp on roters going down the road with the brakes off is 600 to 800 deg. More than enough to burn the skin. Do not put anti seaze on brake parts unless the book says to,I have replaced a lot of calipers because anti seaze or other lube has swelled the ruber seals so bad that they won`t slide any more.
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