Grease on Brake Pads

[RICK LAKE]

CWizard He have had similar problems at the dealership I workeed at with the lube techs and air powered grease guns shooting all over. They hit the rotors calipers, tires, wheels, and body parts. Go back to the service manager and tell him the problem you had after you left the shop. Tell them the brakes where working fine until JO-JO lubed the front end. If there is grease all over don't remove it and go back to the shop. Tell them you want this cleaned up. The rotors will have a funny glaze on the surfaces same with the pads. Take pictures of the parts and poor workmanship. If they decline to repair the car to your satifaction, meaning grease removed from everything including wheels and tires, Tell them you will see them in court. Take the car to a certified shop and have them fix the car. Save the bill and goto court. You will win everytime. Pictures are worth $500.00 dollars everytime. Try the asy way first. Shop foreman, Servicemanager, Senior manager of the store, Corperate after this. Telling friends about there poor workmanship goes along way too Rick L.

[CWizard]

Hey Rick, thanks for the suggestions. In this case, I have already destroyed too much evidence. Wasn't thinking about accountability, just trying to understand what happened and fix it. But next time....
Thanks again,
Jerry