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Do you mean to put the grease under it on where it sits? or on top of it?

I also notice the brake pads came with hardware plates. Is it recommended to replace them as well. Are those just snug fitted and easy to remove?

I got all the parts and planned to start at the rear. But i can't seem to remove the caliper bolts no matter how hard I tried. Any tips? must be because it was not removed for a long time and I live in a heavy winter area. The wrench should go up to loosen it right?

I now got my parts. What grease should I use for the brake pads plate. Would the copper anti-seize be better? or use the Sil glyde as well?

Hi, Do you have the exact model number of the parts?

Thanks for this info!

Thanks! Exactly what I need for our long winter climate.

Are the rotors Raybestos as well? Is the pulsing feel like when your braking it's on and off?

How would you know if the rotors are out of spec?

I read about Raybestos is also good. Will try to see if I can find those brands in our local part stores. Do i need to torque wrench the caliper pins when I put them back? Did you also put some grease in it when you did yours?

Got it. I was looking at amazon for the toolset where it can also be used for the rear.

Oh did not know that they have that. Will check it out. Do you know the brand?

Yes. Good thing I research and ask. I thought that was included by default.