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ok so i changed my brake pads to some better ones this is my first time btw. so here goes i greased up the lil metal pieces and on the caliper where it meets the brakes and what not but what concerns me is that when i applied the grease on the caliper by accident i got lil smudge on the rotor. and when i pushed pack the part on the caliper were it has a round circle piston thing brake fluid spilled so i pumped the pedal and got really hard after i turned on the car and feels normal after pumping. so i took it for a test drive brakes felt good on braking power just that now theres a shiny rainbow color on my rotor will that wear off? also do i have to bleed the brakes?
so if someone can awnser my question it be really awsome and thanks in advance
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Join Date: May 2011
Location: San Diego CA.
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if it smells use brakekleen then, on the stain part, but normally too sometimes new brakes smell a bit/smoke then smell/smoke goes after awhile.. u just got to break them in a bit ;D
just depends on brand i guess, i remember I would make them SMOG ;D when i worked @ a Brake shop hahahaha don't tell me how i just did lol lol.. had to make sure car would STOP... right :P
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