Random Orbitals are stout machines that will deliver years of faithful car polishing. They do have some maintenance needs… the biggest being replacing the brushes in the electric motor. This video outlines the steps you need to take to replace the brushes in your 6″ Random Orbital. Clear and precise close ups walk you through the process, ensuring you can handle the job with ease.
Video: Orbital Brush Replacement
Author: Evan
Before becoming Griot's Garage's resident "Edgy Bulldog Ninja Content Generator," Evan was the editor of Turbo & High-Tech Performance magazine from 1992 to 2005. During his tenure at the publication, dubbed "The Birthplace of Import Performance,” the import scene went from a loose subculture to a mainstream industry complete with its own movie franchise. A hardcore car guy, Evan drives a lightly breathed-upon Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution IX pushing 330 awhp. Evan's "fun in the garage" finds him tinkering with his dream car, a 1989 Nissan Skyline GT-R but he's always on the lookout for that next beater project car.
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