Crc 5084 Non-chlorinated Brake Cleaner 14 Oz

Product Description

The CRC 5084 is a non-chlorinated brake parts cleaner formulated to remove grease, oil, brake fluid, and road grime from brake system components. Packaged in a 14 oz aerosol can, it uses a high-pressure spray delivery to blast contaminants off rotors, drums, calipers, pads, and brake lines quickly. The non-chlorinated formula complies with VOC regulations in all 50 states, making it suitable for shops in California and other high-restriction markets. Licensed automotive technicians, fleet mechanics, and brake service professionals use this product as a standard step in brake service and inspection workflows.

This cleaner is suited for automotive, light truck, and commercial vehicle brake service. It is typically applied before brake pad replacement, rotor resurfacing or replacement, or any caliper service where contamination must be eliminated before reassembly. The fast-evaporating formula leaves no residue, so components are ready for inspection or reinstallation immediately after cleaning. It is also used for general degreasing of metal parts where a chlorinated solvent is not permitted or preferred.

Key Features

• Non-chlorinated formula meets VOC regulations in all 50 states including California
• High-pressure spray jet blasts away grease, oil, brake fluid, and dirt
• Fast-evaporating, no-residue formula leaves components clean and dry
• 14 oz aerosol can for single-hand application in tight spaces
• Suitable for rotors, drums, calipers, brake pads, and brake lines

Compatibility

Designed for use on automotive and light commercial vehicle brake system components including rotors, drums, calipers, and associated hardware where a non-chlorinated solvent cleaner is required.

Installation Notes

Apply with the vehicle safely raised and supported on jack stands with the parking brake released as needed for rotor access. Spray directly onto the brake component and allow the solvent to carry contaminants away before wiping or allowing to air dry. Keep the product away from open flame and ensure adequate ventilation, as aerosol solvent vapors are flammable. Licensed brake and automotive technicians should follow applicable shop safety standards and local regulations when handling aerosol solvents.