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i havnt had this problem i leave a number of desiccant packs in the car which pull all the moisture out the air i have a number in the boot a couple under the hood and about two i place under roof lining and four under the seats, we use them for keeping the moisture out the cab's @ work and they do the job
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#13
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RUST
Well got the roof lining off in about half an hour and what a mess it has revealed
it is bad on the front bit and I can't just pull tyhat bit off and treat it Some outside pics first, this is the bit I am most worried about as this panel holds the windscreen in and I can't get under it to remove the rust, do I just get off what I can and treat it Outside front ![]() Same bit inside ![]() Rest of roof from outside ![]() ![]() And the inside ![]()
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#14
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Awesome info pete..
:-) I will be taking the interior out of mine tomorrow.. :muhaha:
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Basically m8 thats what they all look like,shocking isn't it
All i did with the front a rear bit was to wedge a scaper in it and run it back and forth,a few times of doing that usually gets rid of the worst of it, then get some rust treatment in there,loctite do a brill one which is what ive used on mine, it sends all the rust black when its cured and gives the impression that its stopped it dead |
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That looks a bit worse than mine did tbh. but not much worse. i treated mine about 2 years ago and rattlecanned the roof after just as a temporary measure. have since had it resprayed. can still see slight imperfections in the roof but its a million times better and not rusty lol.
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Crap a brick. I just bought a 3 a few days ago and did notice one or two paint blisters. I guess I am going to have a job on my hands in the next few weeks.
Thanks for the heads up, I'll check it out (very gingerly) when I get the beastie home. This has just popped my happy bubble. |
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Good luck BigEars! I am sorry that you didn't know about this, it always scares me when I think of buying a used car that there could be all kinds of things wrong with it that the current owner doesn't tell you about. At least this is a well known problem with an easy fix that you can take care of.
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You know, if it weren't so late I would be tempted to go and pay it a visit tonight already and get a better look at it. The car was cheap, but if I am going to end up spending a ton getting it fixed up it might not work out.
Basic body work I can do myself, especially with this guide here, but I can't weld myself. |
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I have always wondered what could be done about that rust problem, some time ago, I had a car and the top began to rust, we didn't do anything about it because we figured it was time to get a new car. Thanks mate, that's just another way for me to keep my vehicle looking clean and new.
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