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| bobtee |
Posted: May 23, 2005 10:25 pm
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I discovered about two great handfuls of sandy mud gunge filling the lower front wing/sill . Iwas amazed to find no rust in there but removed the gunge and washed it all out and then sprayed some aerosol grease into the aperture. This used to be a major cause of corrosion on earlier cars but does not seem to affect xms? Anyway might be a good thing to look at to increase the longevity of body work. Still three more to do ,the rattle is still there and the engine still cuts out occasionally ,but all said im' still impressed. Best regards bob. -------------------- 2.1 td xm hatchback 94/95reg n.
1.8i xantia petrol hatchback 93/94reg m |
| noz |
Posted: May 23, 2005 11:02 pm
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You're right Bob about the collection of gunge at that point. I couldn't believe how much had gathered in ther when I took mine off.
The only thing which saves the XM in these locations is the galvanising of the bodwork. Check on my Spring Clean list for this item. Cheers noz -------------------- '10 '59' C5 2.0 HDi Exclusive Tourer Metallic Grey
'97 'P' XM 2.5 TD VSX Saloon RP 6610 Blue '97 'R' XM 2.5 TD Exclusive Saloon RP 7158 Silver '88 CX 22TRS Croisette Location: Avonbridge - Stirlingshire - Central Scotland |
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