Re: Brake Cylinders
Posted by HH56 On 2013/2/4 22:32:44
I've never used any but several other forums mention Raybestos BAF 12 assembly lube which is apparently also sold as Carquest TBAF 12. I couldn't find any manufacturer specs to see what the properties are though.
Wildwood makes a synthetic assembly lubesummitracing.com/parts/wil-290-11087 which might do the job.
If you have to leave things open, in addition to the lube I would be sorely tempted to buy some caps for the lines or some plugs for the cylinders or both. They are probably available individually at a good local hardware store. If not, there is a wide size and type selection available at McMaster-Carr. www.mcmaster.com You can buy packs of each type containing enough for a lifetime for a few dollars
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Wildwood makes a synthetic assembly lubesummitracing.com/parts/wil-290-11087 which might do the job.
If you have to leave things open, in addition to the lube I would be sorely tempted to buy some caps for the lines or some plugs for the cylinders or both. They are probably available individually at a good local hardware store. If not, there is a wide size and type selection available at McMaster-Carr. www.mcmaster.com You can buy packs of each type containing enough for a lifetime for a few dollars
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