Resurfacing a Pressure Plate?
Resurfacing a Pressure Plate?
I have 2 pressure plates that i have left sittting in my garage for a couple months that have some surface rust on them.
And I wanted to know if i needed to get them resurfaced like you would do a flywheel?
I recently just got both flywheels turned and the guy said i could just use sand paper to get rid of the surface rust but im not sure if i should do that. SO im just looking for some other opinions.
Here are some picturs.
Thanks
Alex

And I wanted to know if i needed to get them resurfaced like you would do a flywheel?
I recently just got both flywheels turned and the guy said i could just use sand paper to get rid of the surface rust but im not sure if i should do that. SO im just looking for some other opinions.
Here are some picturs.
Thanks
Alex

Don't bother resurfacing a pp, buy a new one. They are not that expensive. If it's only light surface rust and no major pitting, hit with a da, or even an electric sander with 120 grit paper. Sand lightly, if you sand too hard, you might taper the inner/outer edges of the surface, not good.
Get someone to throw it on a lapping table?...
All said and done its probably just as cost effective to go and buy a new one though, what do they go for? like a hundred bones?
Next time you store things rust may destroy, hit em with a bit of oil, and then just clean it off with brake cleaner when your ready to put em back in!
All said and done its probably just as cost effective to go and buy a new one though, what do they go for? like a hundred bones?
Next time you store things rust may destroy, hit em with a bit of oil, and then just clean it off with brake cleaner when your ready to put em back in!
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