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They don’t have zerk fittings on them for sure. One of the pins is exposed and IIRC it doesn’t get grease. One of them is enclosed and I think it does get grease. Prevost sells a pin kit for those calipers. I recall one of the pins has a rubber bellows and that is the one that is greased.

Can you get the wheels off? Those brakes are not hard to service. You can change the pads in five minutes. You will need a 14mm hex and impact gun to remove the pins if you want to take them out. 

The manuals are easy to find on the internet.

I am able to get the wheels off.  I'll try to do that this weekend.  I just want to check the pads, rotors, and make sure the calipers are moving appropriately..

My left front steer wheel is like 30 degrees warmer than the passenger side.  I thought a caliper may have been hung up, but it doesn't smell like brakes that were stuck on...

Unless you can think of another reason as to why that would happen??