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I have a 1976 F-150 2wd. Recently I repacked both front wheel bearings. Now both the brakes stick real bad. I can barely spin the rotors. Before I took the calipers off the brakes were fine. Did I put them back together wrong? I put some tube grease on the slide rails. Is there a difference between that and caliper grease? Would that make a difference?
Thanks, Jakob.
[updated:LAST EDITED ON 06-Mar-02 AT 09:35 PM (EST)]The rotors turn fine without the calipers mounted. As soon as the brakes are used they start sticking. would there be enough difference in the two kinds of greases to make the calipers not want to slide? I'm in Minnesota so would the cold wether make the grease too thick and not want to slide? I don't think that I used high-temp grease.