if an axle has been out in the rain for a couple days is that still usable

 

do u think water never splashes up on your axles? theyre under the fawkin car for gods sake

 

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YES , they're still usuable - DUH!

 

you guys do have a point lol but i meant if they looking like they starting to rust might just spary it with some stuff and be good to go

 

I'm just going to pretend that you didn't ask that question.

You can spray them with something... but they're going to get rusty when being where they are anyway?!

 

I would clean them with a wire wheel. Truelly only the part that is put into the trans and the hub.

 

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just put some anti-seaze on the splines and you're good to go

 

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just put some anti-seaze on the splines and you're good to go </TD></TR></TABLE>

or you can do it the right way so the rust isnt there.......

 

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hahahahahah okay, so he scrubs it with water, spray sit with wd40 and gets it in the hub. one day later all that wd40 will be gone. Guess you've never had to beat on an axle that's been "weathered" into the hub by salt and water

surface rust is nothing.

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