Castrol WHAT for cleaning rotors?
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Castrol WHAT for cleaning rotors?
I've got the rotors here out of my old 99 case, along with a new case to port and install these rotors in and I want to clean the rotors before I reassemble it. What is that Castrol product I've heard mention of for cleaning the rotors?
I know I should take it easy on them and definitely will considering how there is practically 0% rotor coating missing, but there is abit of junk on them.
I know I should take it easy on them and definitely will considering how there is practically 0% rotor coating missing, but there is abit of junk on them.
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Agreed, do not clean them. if you clean them you take the chance of cleaning the lubrication from the bearings on that plate as well.
A better seal is derived from the way the are right now.
A better seal is derived from the way the are right now.
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If you clean them, they'll be gunked back up in about 2000 miles. No loss in cleaning, other than a loss of Castrol Super Clean.
I use it anyway, so I can see the condition of the rotors/case I chose for the car. I can mix/match quality parts by seeing the blemishes better.
If you don't have more than one SC, there'* no real point to this.
I use it anyway, so I can see the condition of the rotors/case I chose for the car. I can mix/match quality parts by seeing the blemishes better.
If you don't have more than one SC, there'* no real point to this.
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I cleaned mine up to, all I used was citrus engine degreaser, worked EXCELLENT!