95-96 Guys, how bad is this RUST?
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Re: 95-96 Guys, how bad is this RUST?
Jon, what is that line on the passenger side there up by the fender??? Is that a powersteering cooler or something? My car does not have that.
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Re: 95-96 Guys, how bad is this RUST?
Yep.. that's a power steering cooler... I have one.
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Re: 95-96 Guys, how bad is this RUST?
Yeah I'm aware of it, but I'll have the space and time now... and I only need to get some area's.Money pit Beretta wrote:That is the best! Boy did I learn the hard way. There is alot of clean up with that, but it's better.
And yeah Cliff answered it, that would be the P/S cooler setup. Is that only on a 95+ model?
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Re: 95-96 Guys, how bad is this RUST?
My friend had a Craftsman bucket feed sandblaster. I used it and it was a nice set up, but I think the nozzle was cheap. It didn't pin point anything. Get the best nozzle you can buy. My compressor is a big Craftsman stand up that I paid 450 bucks for(got a good deal), so I have no problems with psi or cfm. I have to point the finger at that nozzle. If there was a way to put one of those plastic cones that they put around a dogs head when they get stiches on the nozzle that would cut down the mess. Or something smaller. You would have to empty it out alot.
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Re: 95-96 Guys, how bad is this RUST?
Yeah, I have a bucket feed one now, but I'm thinking about getting a newer one that has a better nozzle... I think this one is rather cheap. Either way I'm only going to hit were I see more rust coming in, that means I didn't prep/remove what was there before... Its not like I'm blasting the whole underbody 

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Re: 95-96 Guys, how bad is this RUST?
I hear ya! Just remember to spray yourself off before you go inside. I'd hate to hear that you brought a ton of sand into that new house. It's had to get it out of the carpet. 

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Re: 95-96 Guys, how bad is this RUST?
My 91 had it, but it wasn't exactly in factory original condition by the time I got it...3X00-Modified wrote:Yeah I'm aware of it, but I'll have the space and time now... and I only need to get some area's.Money pit Beretta wrote:That is the best! Boy did I learn the hard way. There is alot of clean up with that, but it's better.
And yeah Cliff answered it, that would be the P/S cooler setup. Is that only on a 95+ model?
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Re: 95-96 Guys, how bad is this RUST?
Strange, my 94 has no such animal. Maybe it's one of those things they did away with then brought back, sort of like seat belts in the doors.....