How to lubricate the brake caliper slide pins on a 2003 to 2010 Nissan Micra K12. If the brake pads are wearing out unevenly in a caliper, it’s possible that one, or both, of the slide pins are not moving freely or have seized up entirely. Keeping your slide pins properly lubricated can prevent these problems. Check out these other Micra K12 brake service videos:
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