[Shotimes] Red hot rotors

[sho2go]

The question is, which rotor?  Or all of them?  Only the rear ones would be
affected by the e-brake on.  If it (they) was red from actual braking, the
fronts actually get hotter than the rears; assuming everything is in working
order.  If it was only the rear(s) then the ebrake or a sticking rear
caliper would be indicated.
Mike

----- Original Message -----
From: <Dynon007@aol.com>
To: <shotimes@autox.team.net>
Sent: Saturday, January 25, 2003 8:57 AM
Subject: [Shotimes] Red hot rotors


> The other night I let someone drive my car and they didn't let it warm up
> very long. It was 10 degrees outside and the car doesnt drift much or any
> when it is really cold. He took it up the street and came back and I could
> see my rotor from about 1/4 a mile away. When he pulled in the thing was
> almost see through red and looked like something a blacksmith would be
> holding with those metal tongs. Would it being really cold have something
to
> do with the brake fluid? The thing was radiating so much heat I could feel
> it, it looked like it was about to melt. Later in the night I let the car
> warm up and drove it pretty far and applied the brakes pretty hard a
couple
> of times and got out to look and nothing was wrong. Maybe he left the
e-brake
> on. This happen to any of you guys? Should I be worried?
>  91+ White MTX
>
>              Kent
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