can some1 tell me how to remove this rust or is this just dirt? Has this happen to any of you?

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heres the front wheel brake

http://f2.pg.photos.yahoo.com/bc/and...iew=t&.hires=t

 

If it's on there after it rains or the car has been sitting a while, it's perfectly normal. After a good application of the brakes, the heat will have that dissolve away. You have nothing to worry about. A bunch of the cars that are on our lot have a little rust on teh rotors, but it's no issue at all. Trust me.

 

thx kurt

 

good to know.. I was going to ask the same question. But I'll ask this instead - how does it form so quickly?? Is it because the rotor is constantly a 'fresh surface' due to the consistent application of the brakes?