Where do you put anti-seize on brakes?
Use the Right Lube Anti Seize: The only place to sparingly use anti seize lubricant is on the brake rotor center hole, where it rides on the wheel hub. On caliper slides, it will dry out and seize up, but not before destroying the rubber boots.
What are the brakes on a Nissan Pathfinder?
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How to replace rear brakes 02-15 Nissan Altima?
Can’t link yet , search “How to Replace Rear Brakes 02-15 Nissan Altima” in youtube. Its by 1A AUTO. It says… And the Autozone manual had only front values , but they matched the service manual above on values. So you can see the confusion. Torque specs… Guide pin ? Caliper mount bolts ? Brake line banjo bolts ?
How much torque does a Nissan Passat have?
Only things I ever torqued above 100ftlbs were a 36mm axle nut and this crazy ‘stretch deformation’ axle bolt in my old Passat CV axle which was probably over 200 when said and done. Our little pissant rear calipers hardly warrant such manly feats of strength.
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What are the torque specs on a Nissan Lugnut?
Front brake calipers, the two bolts that hold it on.Rear brake calipers, the two bolts that hold it on. All 16 lugnut torque specs also please. other than,”FRONT DISC BRAKE CALIPERRemovalRaise and support front of vehicle. Remove wheel assembly.Disconnect and plug brake line from caliper. Remove caliper mountbolts.
What are the torque specs on a Nissan Frontier?
Schematic in the service manual for the 2008 Frontier for the front brake sliding pin bolts shows 32 ftlbs. The union bolt shows 19. The rear shows 24 ftlbs on the 2 sliding pin bolts and 19 for the union.
What’s the torque setting on a caliper bracket?
The service manual I bought online shows the torque setting of 185 ft-lbs for the caliper bracket bolts. This sounds quite a bit much. Would someone please verify if this setting is correct?