Jack Rabbit
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- 18 Mazda CX5 AW
So have used wheel bearing grease for most of my life in the past (which gets messy once heated up and runs ugly burnt yellowish on rims), and used copper antiseize which has worked great on other vehicle. Have also used painted/coated rotors which helped.
However, its sounds like now they say not to use copper anti-sieze because it is conductive and can affect brake sensors, etc. With all the sensors on this 2018 cx5 don't want to create any problems.
So am looking at using either a ceramic antisieze paste, fluid film or acf 50 on the rotor hat and wheel hub.
Does anyone have any experience with the ceramic paste or any of the above for preventing corrosion/rust on the hub?
Or any other suggestions for least messy, least conductive, least problematic antisieze on the brake hat/wheel hub?
However, its sounds like now they say not to use copper anti-sieze because it is conductive and can affect brake sensors, etc. With all the sensors on this 2018 cx5 don't want to create any problems.
So am looking at using either a ceramic antisieze paste, fluid film or acf 50 on the rotor hat and wheel hub.
Does anyone have any experience with the ceramic paste or any of the above for preventing corrosion/rust on the hub?
Or any other suggestions for least messy, least conductive, least problematic antisieze on the brake hat/wheel hub?