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Old 03-29-2007, 06:11 AM   #10 (permalink)
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Car: 2006 Chrysler 300C SRT/8 Bright Silver
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I had the rotors replaced in November and they were back-ordered for a week then.

On another (hijacked?) note, I just installed the Posi-quiet pads last week-end and with only 2000 miles on the car since November, my front wheels felt like they were welded onto the rotors and it took 5 minutes of beating the crap out of them before they broke free due to major rusting. I'm going to remove the wheels this week-end and clean up the rotors and paint them to see if that helps.

Guess the weekly cleaning due to brake dust caused the rust, of course that'll change now with the dustfree pads and we're not getting too much rain here in Texas so maybe the problem is somewhat solved anyway.
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