Brake dust
#2
RE: Brake dust
Seems to be the norm from what otheres have posted. Sounds like you just have to wipe it down fairly frequent. Saw somebody mention electrostatic disharging sprays help hold it at bay until the brakes get broke-in. What are your other observations about the car?
#4
RE: Brake dust
Mopar just came out with a can of cleaner that last for 1 year to prevent that....contact your dealers parts dept
they should knwo...its brand new...i just ordered 2 cans 1 for diamdave and one for myself....chrysler claims it works...
the part number is 68049692aa good luck Joani
they should knwo...its brand new...i just ordered 2 cans 1 for diamdave and one for myself....chrysler claims it works...
the part number is 68049692aa good luck Joani
#5
RE: Brake dust
So much they turn a titanium color.
Suppose if you don't clean them, you could say you had that black chrome process that is being done on a lot of motorcycles
Sorry, rying to make lemoande out of lemons. Now back to your regularly secheduled posts.....
Suppose if you don't clean them, you could say you had that black chrome process that is being done on a lot of motorcycles
Sorry, rying to make lemoande out of lemons. Now back to your regularly secheduled posts.....
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