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Old 05-27-2008, 03:49 PM
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Rotors WORN out haha

my 03 gt grand prix 113K is due for inspection so i looked my brakes and all over on the front wheels. The back part of the front rotors are all rust and the actual shine rotor area is gone and chipping off. Just thought it was funny, never seen that before so bad, because the car also started grinding while driving and pulsating really bad when braking.
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Re: Rotors WORN out haha

replace the front pads and rotors. When you do make sure you free up the caliper slides and grease them with some high temp brake lube.

When the brake job is done, do some moderatly hard stops, and then take it home and feel all the wheels, feel for any that are way hotter than the rest.
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