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hey all, my ef's been sitting in the carport for several months now without use and i've noticed that the front rotors are all rusted over. i imagine this is a bad thing but will the brakes work? will the rust just come off once i start using it? or will i be better off not driving?! cheers
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| badkiwi |
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YEH THEY ALL DO TAKE FOR A DRIVE AN APLLY BRAKES FEW TIMES AND IT WILL DISAPAR, MINE DO SAME AFTER SITTING FOR A WEEKEND , AFTER RAIN AN NON DRIVIN
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| djuman |
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the rust will jus come right off. shouldnt be too bad providing its jus surface rust. give it a quick buff with some fine sand paper and you should be fine. dont scub the absolute s**t out of them or you will make your rotor uneven which will cause dramas!!!
if your unsure take it to ur local brake spec. and have the rotors machined
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| rockerfella |
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sweet as, thanks guys. now i just gotta get the car to start! argh!
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its only surface rust, few brake applications and it will come straight off.
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