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VIDEO: Where Should Brake Lubricants Be Applied?

Andrew Markel settles the argument about brake lubricants. This video is sponsored by ADVICS.

Brake lubricants can be a controversial topic for technicians and engineers. One side says you can never use too much brake lubricant. The other side says you only need it in strategic areas. Andrew Markel settles the argument about brake lubricants.

This video is sponsored by ADVICS.

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