BLACKNISMO

Does anyone know how to clean Brake rotors? Is there a liquid i could use to clean them with ?

sqashybus

Ok go 60 mph and brake *** hard as you can.
That should take all the rust off.

onaboat

you clean it off by using the brakes....

pacfwu

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I assume you mean that you have a little surface rust on the face of the rotors after washing the car or recent rain. If that's the case, just drive the car. The first time you apply your brakes to slow down for a stop sign, the break pads will take the rust off.

It's hard to not answer this and sound like a dick. But seriously, wtf?

east1999bt

1. drive and use brake action
2. yes, but #1 is easier

BLACKNISMO

Thanks for the advice this is my first car so i didint know that, yeah you were right though i got it from the rain thanks

pacfwu

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Your first car is NISMO edition 350z?

1) that makes your question more reasonable.

2) duck and cover, because you have no idea what can of worms you've opened on youself. There's gonna be some flaming.

VO...

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Heps

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Well atleast hes looking out for the car

Flee0588

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NOOB!!!!!!!! (points and laugh) heh

VO...

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"They're all gonna laugh at you"

fallenromeo

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JZurita

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Do you know this guy?

https://my350z.com/forum/new-owners/337938-just-got-a-new-350z.html

RastabeanZ

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Haha

davidv

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There are solvents that clean rust, naval jelly for example, but are dangerous to other items like the wheels. You could always remove the rotors, sand and paint.

zipgun

Its simple to get rid of rotor rust.... Just switch to carbon ceramics.


Like others have mentioned just use em to clean em.

CRIDDA

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in for a laugh

east1999bt

onedirtyz

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aw he asked an honest question.. props to the guys who gave him a straightforward answer.

he shouldn't have mentioned it's his first car though

MsLiLBlackNismo

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Honestly to get it done right... Dont listen to these guys... There leading you in the wrong direction... Follow my instructions very carefully...

1. buy a sponge...
2. jack up the car....
3. remove the lugs....
4. take the wheel off....
5. remove brake caliber...
6. scrub the **** out of the rotors...

Thats about it.... That should keep your rotors nice and clean.... But just remember to do it everytime it rains or you wash the car or it wont last...