Brake grease?

What type of grease do I need to grease the slide pins etc in the brakes? Will any silicon grease do??????

Thanks.

Bendix ceramasil or equivalent.

Thanks Craig.

I used a waterproof grease when I did mine. Morey's Truck and Farm I used. Its what I use on everything. Good shizz.

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Originally Posted by mudski

I used a waterproof grease when I did mine. Morey's Truck and Farm I used. Its what I use on everything. Good shizz.

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Interesting. Does it not react with the rubber components over time?

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Originally Posted by mudnut

Interesting. Does it not react with the rubber components over time?

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No it hasn’t which is good. Well from last inspection which was a while ago[emoji38]


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Have use moly grease in the slide pins for years (cv joint grease). Doesn't seem to bother the rubber pin seals
Tried silicone grease once and they gummed up before the next oil change - silicone grease turns to water as soon as it gets warm. A bit of spit could do a better job.

With my recent caliper overhaul job I used a tube of Bosch rubber grease. You can put it on everything brake related even on the seals and pistons.

Thanks everyone for the info, much appreciated.

I think Bendix ceramasil is also the best.