Opinion - Anti seeze in the ABS sensor holes

[90quattrocoupe]

Need opinions. I use anti seeze on just about everything that could be related to areas of a car subject to rust, dissimilar metals(aluminum to steel) and high heat.

The abs sensors in the hub carrriers have an aluminum cover, with a brass sleeve, surrounded by steel from the hub carrier.

I want to use anti seeze in the hole. Would the aluminum, copper and zinc properties in the anti seeze compound cause any sensor or fault problems with the ABS system.

I am just use to older cars that never had all this fancy stuff.

Greg

[A6 AVANT]

Can't think of a prob with using anti-seize, as long as it doesn't get all over the end of the sensor!

Chris

[Stick Insect]

Re: Opinion - Anti seeze in the ABS sensor holes

Originally posted by 90quattrocoupe

I am just use to older cars that never had all this fancy stuff.

Greg

Likewise Greg, with my Morris MInor you can't get the brakes to lock and so you don't need ABS:eek2:

I was going to use silicone grease but I will now use Coppaslip if that's what you meant Chris.

David

[audiman]

Copper grease will be fine as Chris says. Should make replacing in the future a damn sight easier. Wish they did it at the factory!!