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New Prime or Ioniq 5

Discussion in 'Prime Main Forum (2017-2022)' started by t_newt, Dec 29, 2021.

  1. Db17

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    I suppose rust would still be visible if you checked without changing oil ;)
     
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    Yep, but if I don't have to crawl under the car for some other reason, I will never do it.
     
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    I'm a big proponent of doing routine Caliper Slider Pin cleaning and lubing.
    In fact Tesla has added that to their maintenance schedule.
    Last few times I've dealt with a brake problem it was from a rusty slider pin. So I don't do it often enough....

    I don't like doing it one bit, :unsure: but jacking up the car and removing a wheel at a time will give you a good view of the bottom.
    Creep on under there and have a look around!
    I'm also a fan of spraying LPS3 or Liquid Film on any visible steel fasteners. And any holes or seams where the salty slush can get in.
    I too live in salt country.:(