Some kind of grease all over the inside of the wheel.
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Some kind of grease all over the inside of the wheel.
I'm guessing this is wheel bearing grease? Anything else it could be?
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From: CT
Originally Posted by alphaxxn
leaking brake fluid? I had a tiny leak and it showed up as the inside of my wheel being coated in a really oily greasy substance, and it was just dirt coated brake fluid.
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From: Hesperia
Originally Posted by JoePannone
i dotn think brake fluid would be greasy like wheel bearing grease or CV joint grease.
it was though *shrug*
Although listening to the opinions I am betting its the CV joint, because thinking now the same thing happend to my pop's EJ, and it was cv joint.
Dirt+brakefluid=greasy :shrug:
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Yeah it must have just happened after this weekend's autocrossing. Two days straight of autocrossing. 
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