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jjohnno |
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first up is this round cirlcle thing, i think its to get access to the fuel tank?
as you can see its rusted to the s**t. Would it be possible to just grab another one from the wreckers and straight swap them? next is this steel pole that is located infront of the spare tyre This is also rusted like a b**ch and i want to take it out and paint it. Is this also connected to the tow bar? thanks in advance. p.s check spare tyre hole regulary, i found 1 litre of f*cken water there today! |
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southportautorecyclers |
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the first pic is the cover to your fuel pump/sender unit in the top of the fuel tank and the second pic is a support bracket and bolts for your towbar, you can easily replace the fuel sender cover in the first pic, would be very cheap from wrekers, but i doubt you could replace the towbar bracket they vary, but you could try sanding the rust off and painting it blak.
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huggiebear |
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yes whats said above is correct... just remove them give them a sand and a new coat of paint. there is no real point replacing them as the new ones will only last a few years then they will look the same
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huggiebear wrote: yes whats said above is correct... just remove them give them a sand and a new coat of paint. there is no real point replacing them as the new ones will only last a few years then they will look the same
Here is a pic of my fuel pump cover in my 97 model EL Fairmont, 10yrs on and it still looks new. I would consider cleaning it up, painting it and then get some new boot rubber seal. But in the future, if you ever need to get those rusted screws out to replace the fuel pump, you might have some dramas.
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lil_lincoln |
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mine looks the same as above, its a 95.
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the first pic is probably from an EA....so many crappy ones out there....could be 19 years old now!!!
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MRE-50L |
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first thing to do johno is to find-fix water leak cause after you clean them it will happen haggin sooner than you would think .
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huggiebear |
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MRE-50L wrote: first thing to do johno is to find-fix water leak cause after you clean them it will happen haggin sooner than you would think .
thats why i said my comment. its obvious he is getting water in the boot for it to rust... |
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jjohnno |
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yep i have found the source of leak. Its a genuine mid 94 model.
reason i think its rusted so much is because the previous owner did not look after the car, and i doubt he ever opened the boot to see if there was water in there. |
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