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Offline Mat01

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Re: rust proofing
« Reply #45 on: Feb 21, 2017, 01:21:46 PM »
Not sure of the value of them but I know catapillar bulldozers have them fitted by CAT from new so I would be surprised if there wasn't some benefit and they are cat equipment . Matt
 

Offline mydmax2

Re: rust proofing
« Reply #46 on: Feb 21, 2017, 04:38:58 PM »
many people spray preparations onto the underside of their vehicle.
However, rarely does anyone prepare the inside of the chassis ie the structure/frame of the vehicle.
It builds up dirt and salt (if beach driven) but the vehicle only gets a wash underneath.

Parked on a steep hill and wash out of the chassis is of great benefit if interested in trying to prevent development of rust in there. The build up of crap WILL rust the chassis through.
No good having a perfect body if the bones are eaten away.
 

Offline Carlin1983

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Re: rust proofing
« Reply #47 on: Mar 26, 2017, 01:26:42 PM »
I did as you said, I was amazed amount crap come out of the rails -
2010 D-max LS Hi-Ride - HPD Catch can - EGR Bypass - Donaldson Prefilter - Dobinson Shocks - OME Leaf Springs - Engine Data Scan - Greasable Shackles and Pins.
 

 

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