Brake fluid removel on pads

[Freak]

Is it possible to get brake fluid out of pads or is it a matter of buying new
It's well worked in mind, so it's not just a wire brush job
I wondered if a good long soak in detergant would brake it down..... but I bet
it's not oil based is it :confused:
Any ideas

[ernie the dwarf]

I use meth's to clean up brake fluid work's a treat on metal,never tried it on metal......

[Dougie]

Get new ones Pete,it's not worth risking yer life over.

[Freak]

Get new ones Pete,it's not worth risking yer life over.

I thought as much Dougie
But you know how it is... if I'd have bought new ones straight off
someone would only tell me how to get the old ones clean using 10p worth of a household product :rolleyes:
:D

[dracken1]

brake pads are relatively cheap.what bike? :)

[Hellbilly]

You should always replace brake pads if they are contaminated with brake fluid.

[Freak]

brake pads are relatively cheap.what bike? :)

Yeah, I would have ordered some today.........
BUT SOMEBODY WASN'T ANSWERING HIS PHONE :rolleyes:
OK, so I was actually after a clamp on mirror for 7/8th bars, have you got any Mr

[dracken1]

had 3 mot's today and the missus went to the wholesaler.
i've just sold the last of the slim line clamps
but i think i may be able to find a black or chrome one somewhere.

are you trying to tell me that you bought pads elsewhere :eek:

our system often rejects witheld numbers btw ;)

[bad toad]

any pad contamination is a defo replacement!!! :eek: