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General => General discussion => Topic started by: slicksps on 15 May 2009, 12:46
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I use my car daily, and everything's been fine up until the last couple of days and it's starting to get worse.
It rained last night and I have a surface layer of rust spots on the functional part of my brake disks. I know when I drive and brake, it will come right off but is it normal to form so quickly overnight?
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yeah its normal. When i wash the car by the time ive done the polishing and bumper care the discs are brown from oxidisation.
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After braking once it will all go, its just normal mate. Nothing to worry about.
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its normal even going round a nice merc garage they normly have rust on the discs :grin:
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Cool,
Maybe only notice it now because of new alloys.
Thanks for the info, will stop worrying :)
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You could spray some WD40 on em?? :grin: :laugh: :lipsrsealed:
The sh1tty cheap ones on my mk4 will rust in 5 mins :shocked: over night they get so bad it takes a few miles to scrub em up..
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You could spray some WD40 on em?? :grin: :laugh: :lipsrsealed:
:undecided: :sad:- :grin:
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de-icer on the disks and pads will stop them from rusting or squeeking mate ;)
(WARNING: DO NOT DO THIS!!!)
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Brakes squeaking? they need oiling!! :grin:
disclaimer - dont be stupid.
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are you sure its rust - mite be chocolate :grin:
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I'll try some all-purpose grease on the pads and brakes next time they squeak, should protect from rust too...
While I'm there I'll remove the brake lines too as I heard it makes you go faster :evil:
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just take the fronts off and blank them
makes for , erm , interesting moments :wink: