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Gary Sinclair
09/10/06 19:18
Hi can anyone please give me some advive. I have got a water displacer (muc off) on my brakes discs and pads i have since cleaned it with brake cleaner and they are working a bit better but not much power.Any way i can fix it by not taking it to pieces
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Saint Mike! :-)
09/10/06 19:24
pads out, lightly sand the surface?

brake cleaner on the rotor & wipe off with a dry cloth?

a good coating of mud?
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Gary Sinclair
09/10/06 19:43
Thanks mate will claen rotor again. is it easy to take the pads out im running avid juicy 5s
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Podge
09/10/06 20:04
If pads get contaminated then its new pads unfortunately.
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