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Useful things I’ve learned working on vehicles

December 22, 2017 by Joe

“Use anti-seize on everything you can use it on.  Put it between your brake rotors and hub flange, and between the rotor and wheel.  Put it on exhaust parts too.  I once put anti seize on a tailpipe and later, I could slide the pipe out of the muffler (after the tailpipe rusted away again).”

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