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Old 08-18-2005, 01:42 PM
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oily stuff on rim

i just got home and noticed that there was some oily kinda of stuff all over the inside of the rim and on the lip...could something be leaking?...oh and i only noticed it on the front
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Oh, sorry, I got excited, lubed up your wheel and phucked it.... I mean... It def sounds like something's leakin, unless you drove over some weird shit in the road, but if it's in the inside of the rim, sounds like something's drippin down. I'd say jack the car up and see if you can see any leaks from under the car, or at least check all your fluid levels
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Also, what color is the "oily stuff?"
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Originally Posted by 97BlackAckCL
Oh, sorry, I got excited, lubed up your wheel and phucked it.... I mean... It def sounds like something's leakin, unless you drove over some weird shit in the road, but if it's in the inside of the rim, sounds like something's drippin down. I'd say jack the car up and see if you can see any leaks from under the car, or at least check all your fluid levels
how would you go about doing that

...anyways, i looked at that brake (i think it was the break line ) and i saw that same stuff

i should jack it up now but i gotta go to work soon so i have no time maybe i'll ask the guys at the TorontoAccords meet if they know
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Originally Posted by SilverCL97
how would you go about doing that

...anyways, i looked at that brake (i think it was the break line ) and i saw that same stuff

i should jack it up now but i gotta go to work soon so i have no time maybe i'll ask the guys at the TorontoAccords meet if they know
Check your brake fluid level in the reservoir, and also make sure that you have brake pressure and resistance in the pedal, you do NOT want your brakes dying while you are driving, believe me, i've been there(twice), it sucks
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the breaks went on me once and it wasn't fun at all

i better get this checked before i go to the track tomorrow cuz i dont want to lose my breaks when im going down the 1/4 mile
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Originally Posted by SilverCL97
the breaks went on me once and it wasn't fun at all

i better get this checked before i go to the track tomorrow cuz i dont want to lose my breaks when im going down the 1/4 mile
Yeah, that would be B A D
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the brakes on my bronco went out a long time ago. i unwantingly used an advanced auto parts wall to stop the truck. made a mess of the wall and screwed up my brush guard.
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if it's kinda greasy and black, you might have a torn cv boot?.
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Originally Posted by hondasir
if it's kinda greasy and black, you might have a torn cv boot?.
Check your boots.
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Yes, it sounds more like CV grease. I bet you tore a rubber... LOL check you CV boots.
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i hate when rubbers break...
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..and spill out
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if its a grimy black, its brake dust, it happens, did u notice it on your stock rims too?
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