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Bibio · 30-08-15, 10:24 PM

good job. i would recommend taking a dermel with a disc brush and some autosol to the seal recesses to polish them up before fitting the seals. the seals should have been installed using RRG (red rubber grease). the RRG stops the corrosion process a bit better and also keeps the rubber seals in better condition. never use brake fluid to put seals in and never ever put them in dry. always service all your callipers once a year and you will never need to buy seals again and also keeps your brakes in tip top condition.

30-08-15, 10:24 PM	#87
Bibio Member Mega Poster Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: here as devil's advocate Posts: 11,561	Re: New girl sets up a SV650 YouTube channel good job. i would recommend taking a dermel with a disc brush and some autosol to the seal recesses to polish them up before fitting the seals. the seals should have been installed using RRG (red rubber grease). the RRG stops the corrosion process a bit better and also keeps the rubber seals in better condition. never use brake fluid to put seals in and never ever put them in dry. always service all your callipers once a year and you will never need to buy seals again and also keeps your brakes in tip top condition.