Can i use this on the disk brake backing plate and calipers?
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Yes. Just make sure that you do not polish the metal. Wrie brush it or a coarse sand paper to take off the surface rust. You will need 2 coats. Pour the first one down and it will appear dull. The second coat will look the color you need. Make sure to wear the gloves and to put something down where you will be painting. This paint will leave it's mark. Good luck.
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Use it on bolts if you want to ease disassembly later. Not recommended for slides, slide pins, boots, pads, etc. however. Should use brake grease/lubricant here because it is particularly designed not to flow at high temps.
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I don't see why not. Pull the wheel, unbolt caliper and hang to the side, undo 4 bolts and install new bearing, reinstall caliper and wheel. Just remember to pump the brake pedal a few times before driving off when first done. Youtube also has a short video if you want to see how simple this change really is.
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What model bike are you mounting these on? Are you upgrading an existing disk caliper or moving from a rim caliper to disk brakes?
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Yes. This will come with a sensor to mount and a magnet to be used on one of the bolts for your brake disc. You can find the right model on Vapor's website and purchase on Amazon.
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You don't want to use this for brake jobs. You want something that doesn't release oil at higher temperatures. Any auto parts store should carry brake caliper grease at a similar $8-13 pricepoint. It's much tackier and almost sticky. Just the right thing for something that isn't truly sealed. My caliper pins on my crown victoria are only sealed by a plug, of sorts. It's certainly not airtight or water tight. Thus the tacky caliper grease repels the water and stays in place well. Not to say you absolutely couldn't use it, but if there's any chance that the oil will seep and get onto the brake pads/rotors, you absolutely do not want to use this!
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it should. it has a setting for both canti and v brakes. and discs will work with 1 of those settings.
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Possibly. But you would have to have the front wheel in one holder and the rear wheel in the other holder. There might not be enough clearance for the disc brake
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Probably not. These levers pull more cable than the levers that are typically used with caliper brakes.
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The tool isn't vehicle specific so it will work if you can get the tool's probes in the brake fluid. A high percentage of the probes need to be in the fluid to be accurate.
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Also it is appropriate for fork stanchions and shocks, but protect your disk break rotors from over spray when applying.
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Depends on the specific application. Nitrile/Buna-N is a very common o-ring material for mechanical/automotive applications but not universally appropriate. The Amazon listing indicates it's likely to be incompatible with brake fluid. I'd figure out what you are specifically going to be using them for and do a web search or two to check compatibility.
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Yes. This is not meant to be used on a bike with disc brakes. They make special racks for bikes equipped with disc so you really should look for one of them. Just search "bike rack disc " and you should find them.
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Yes these should be fine, The physical pads are simalur to your dimentions. Also they come with a couple of different nut,spacers, washers, so they should fit almost any standard caliper brake.
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The pads from Harbor Freight work great with this backing plate. They have 3 pads, compounding, polishing and finishing.
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I have'nt used the disk myself. The suction cup works well on my textured dash. The adhesive backing on the disk I suspect is harmless. AnyResidue can be removed with mineral spirits. I purchased the Arkon # mg279.
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I have used them with disc brakes without a problem and would imagine they would work with all types because it is simply a wire that is being pulled. Same in all cases.