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Old 08-15-2014, 02:59 PM   #6 (permalink)
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Thanks. The lack of noise or play/wobble made me think it's just rust also. Any ideas on the best product to use to remove rust?
If you're not going to paint, a wire brush ought to do the job. If you are going to paint, I'd use something like Naval Jelly (see also).

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....It just dawned on me that the last time I replaced the brake pads a little over a year ago I washed the inside of the wheels. I could have easily placed the wheel back on the car without letting it fully dry around that area.
Well, that sounds a lot better than submersion. If you feel sure it was just "not quite dry" parts, you may want to forego pulling the rotors/bearings.
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