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Battery Box Rust
Well I was doing my brakes this weekend, when I realized that I had a lot of rust. This was from Battery acid. So I Replaced the Front Pan and glued in a new one.
    
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Was that the 3M structural adhesive you used?
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Wow! How did you glue that? I though that would have to be welded. Good looking repair!
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With that much rust around the suspension pickup point you might want to check in the cross member between the suspension points. Hopefully you won't find what I found there...
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I replaced the whole suspension clip in the front. I did weld it in. I finished it off with 3m seam sealer to prevent rust.
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