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Message: <blockquote data-quote="AuroraGirl" data-source="post: 22657" data-attributes="member: 9417">I also dont see ANY lubricant on these brakes[ATTACH=full]2687[/ATTACH]These are 3/4 ton but the reason I post is to show you the purple and orange.  They are my choice of lubricant. A silicone based brake grease for the slide pins (necessary for the rubber parts)The purple is a petrolum based ceramic brake lube, better for washout resistance and corrosion prevention and not picking up debris You want to lube the slides the pads ride in, you want to lube the pins that slide the caliper, you want to lube the spots on the back of the pad that touch the piston (i use the silicone based kind for this spot because the dust seal on the pistons, dont want to ruin it), then lube where the outer part of the caliper holds onto the outboard pad.  [ATTACH=full]2688[/ATTACH]The ones for the front are actually getting rare to find.. id suggest getting them.. reusable with more brake jobs in the future...Brake Drag Reduction Clip Raybestos H6009[URL unfurl="true"]https://www.ebay.com/itm/394746841097[/URL]This is from a honda with the same shape generally for the rear:[ATTACH=full]2690[/ATTACH]</blockquote>