Can i use it for greasing the car brake caliper slide pins?
1593004
Not Really ,You should not need to grease caliper pins unless you live in a really wet area
1593005
No not at all. You can not put it on brakes it's only for spark plug and coil or spark plug wires
1593006
I think it's really made for electrical connections so I wouldn't use it for break slide bars. For exactly the reason David D. pointed out, heat breakdown, and breaks get pretty hot. AND THE SELLER SAID " NOOOOOOOOOOOOO ! ! !"I've used Vaseline years in lieu of dielectric grease and have been very happy with it's results for years (Dad said "Don't waste your money, petroleum jelly works fine.") I just wanted this for when I though it was MOST important ..... my trailer break lights. Getting rear ended and it being my fault is not what I need for my insurance rates.... let alone having to fix my motocross or snowmobiles. I think it's really made for electrical connections so I wouldn't use it for break slide bars. For exactly the reason David D. pointed out, heat breakdown, and breaks get pretty hot. AND THE SELLER SAID " NOOOOOOOOOOOOO ! ! !"I've used Vaseline years in lieu of dielectric grease and have been very happy with it's results for years (Dad said "Don't waste your money, petroleum jelly works fine.") I just wanted this for when I though it was MOST important ..... my trailer break lights. Getting rear ended and it being my fault is not what I need for my insurance... » Read More I think it's really made for electrical connections so I wouldn't use it for break slide bars. For exactly the reason David D. pointed out, heat breakdown, and breaks get pretty hot. AND THE SELLER SAID " NOOOOOOOOOOOOO ! ! !"I've used Vaseline years in lieu of dielectric grease and have been very happy with it's results for years (Dad said "Don't waste your money, petroleum jelly works fine.") I just wanted this for when I though it was MOST important ..... my trailer break lights. Getting rear ended and it being my fault is not what I need for my insurance rates.... let alone having to fix my motocross or snowmobiles. « Show Less
784679
Probably can..be hard to get smooth and will leave residue that will look unsightly. If you can live with that then go for it..cheap fix and if it doesnt work it can be used for a bunch of other projects.
604741
You may be able to do it, but it is definitely not recommended. This Box and Pan brake is designed for 20ga steel (.036"). I have bent a 24" piece of .050" - 6061-T6 aluminum and was able to do it, but was really about the max that I could bend and it took a fair amount of effort to make that bend. I would not try to bend .125" aluminum which is more than twice what I bent. I think you might damage the brake.
745467
Yes that is what I use and this is one of the best tools I have ever purchased! I hope this helps you .
2061795
Volkswagen and Pontiac Grand Prix will need this tool for its brake calipers
1305948
Probably not. These levers pull more cable than the levers that are typically used with caliper brakes.
1095373
Probably. I used it to "slice" through a big plastic Easter egg. Just be aware of the fumes and wear a mask. I also used it on floor mats that were about 3/4 of an inch thick. Make sure you have a couple of new blades on hand! It's a great little tool!
474356
Yes, it is for applications that does not require the additive for limited slip differentials. Check out the specs. http://www.redlineoil.com/product.aspx?pid=47&pcid=7
1419305
They say you can use on car parts but I have never tried it. Just remember they do break easily so you may need one for each tip. For what I use it for, I can rinse it and use it again. It would be a worthwhile purchase even if for other things around the house. Good luck
1375682
Yes I beleive you can . I think the chuck on the dremel tool can hold up to a 1/4 in drill bit. If so it will do the job.
2190148
Yes. I make two part moulds out of them all the time. As long as you know what your doing with the mold and the 'key' you'll be right. It's quite flexible when set. I use it to cast liquid plastic ( type of resin) slot cars
1029906
This tool comes with metric dies.Either use metric rivets or get an SAE type tool.The answer is probably not.
1155576
I don't see why not. Pull the wheel, unbolt caliper and hang to the side, undo 4 bolts and install new bearing, reinstall caliper and wheel. Just remember to pump the brake pedal a few times before driving off when first done. Youtube also has a short video if you want to see how simple this change really is.
140055
I believe this can be set to either type of caliper. Different attachment point for the cable onto the brake lever depending on type. Very clever
413371
Sorry forgot your first question. Yes, by the time you have to change your brakes the CRC will peel off of the surfaces it has stuck to. A putty knife or razor can make this super easy but is usually not needed.
454711
Yes you can, that's the first thing I did was use it as a plastic welder. I used it to repair a crack on my motorcycle fairing.
1584154
Can't say for sure but I'd guess this would not have enough power to cut out grooves. This is more suited for surface marking. You need a rotary tool for that kind of thing.