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Old 10-07-2004, 08:06 PM
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how to clean brakes

anyone know how i can clean my rear drum brakes they are full of rust and i cant get it off.
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buy new ones o_O
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Old 10-07-2004, 08:15 PM
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Re: how to clean brakes

how much does a new set cost $$
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uhh ud have to ask someone else that because i have no clue proably like 100 bucks or sumthin thats just a guess tho
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Re: how to clean brakes

if you have an air compressor just blow the shit out of that rust....it should come off...it worked for me...or yea just but new ones
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Re: how to clean brakes

theres a cleaner they sell at autozone, go check that out.
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Re: how to clean brakes

Be sure to wear a respirator or at least a dust mask if you are going to blow out breaks with compressed air, that dust is bad for you. Its generally recomended to use a rag or paper towels and Brake Cleaner to clean it up (no dust).
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