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Subject: Rusty Wheels Author: Ann Christie [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: Tuesday, August 30, 01:54:04pm Has anyone experienced this problem? We have a Honda CRV and the wheelrims on it are a pretty open design. On a close inspection the other day I discovered that the brake drums where SO RUSTY that it was peeling off! Have only had the car 4 years. As we live in the country it couldn't be the salt air and we have never driven it on the beach, the only other culprit seems to be dog pee! There are 2 male dogs here at home but I wouldn't have thought that they could have caused so much rust. Anyone have any suggestions... cheers Ann Deserthunter RRs [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]