Brembo B-QUIET lubricant

[ncbwztcw]

WARNING: (from Brembo's own WELL-HIDDEN documentation) "The sliding guides of a floating caliper and the related pins require a different type of lubricant (to Brembo B-QUIET).", "The rubber parts of the brake caliper (protective seals, dust covers, caps and sliding pin rubber boots) are produced using EPDM" and finally, "(Brembo B-QUIET) is not compatible with EPDM plastics, which could swell."

I despise it when manufacturers (intentionally?) hide the information I need to made an informed purchasing decision. (And for what it's worth, Cera Tec has exactly the same problem.) If you have a sliding caliper with rubber/EPDM pin boots, then silicone grease (rated as high temperature i.e. to 200C or 400F) is what you need.

[mikelo]

Does one tube is enough for all 4 brakes?

[halfbossswxbox]

It’s possibile to apply without disassemble the tyre ?

[fanfeck]

Can this be used with calliper sliders rubber boots?

[kopronko]

IF I BUY THIS GREASE, WILL MY BREMBO BRAKES GET QUIET ???

[avbove]

So does this help the sound of brakes that is like a boat horn? Its not a squeak but just like I said, a boat horn. Mostly when brakes are cold but sometimes when driving for awhile. No one at my dealership seems to have an answer

[forevercomputing]

Way too much grease. Even my workshop manual doesn't say to use grease like this.