Lee
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Hay all, I am replacing the front break caliper holder and pins, and I noticed that one of the new pins have three flats on the long sliding portion. Should that one be on top or bottom or dose it matter?
Lee
Lee
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NevrKnow
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Subscribing to this one. Had my front jerk to the right at a light this am. Only did it once so I'm thinking this may be the answer. ( New pins that is)
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I have never really paid attention and just put them in. The biggest thing that does matter is making sure they are lubed up really good.
SkySki Jason
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AFAIK, all the pins were the same on every one I've ever worked on. 
I've been using dielectric grease on my slide pins for some time now. Its a high-temp silicone-based grease and seems to last longer than 'caliper grease'.
I've been using dielectric grease on my slide pins for some time now. Its a high-temp silicone-based grease and seems to last longer than 'caliper grease'.
