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Anyone know part numbers for the yellow plastic yellow trim fixing thingies hat poke through the rear inner side panels ???
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Crossmember from Yrm arrived. looks tidy.
Anyone know why the side that faces the boot floor when fitted is not welded to the crossmember ?
Is it to wedge the floor support strip in, then weld it up??
anyways, cleaned off some more of the chassis and inner rear quarters and gave a good dose of Fertan !!
off to look for some acrow props to give the rear some support before I remove rest of crossmember.
Anyone know why the side that faces the boot floor when fitted is not welded to the crossmember ?
Is it to wedge the floor support strip in, then weld it up??
anyways, cleaned off some more of the chassis and inner rear quarters and gave a good dose of Fertan !!
off to look for some acrow props to give the rear some support before I remove rest of crossmember.
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it is because it is extra, so it comes as an extra part.
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I got the floor part. Just wondered how it fits, whether it needs wedging in then welding.
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Ill take some piccies of it tomorrow.
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I am loving this thread. I am going through the same journey but have decided to concentrate on one area at a time or else I would go mad
Keep up the good work
aman
Keep up the good work
aman
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aman, ........I've already lost the plot. !!!!
Red wine and Gin keeps me focused !!
Red wine and Gin keeps me focused !!
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ok so this is the new crossmember..........you can see the gap
fullsize picky.......you can see the gap fully from top to bottom
I assume the boot support sits on the lip and is then welded on (top and bottom) ??
obviously after everything is aligned first .
fullsize picky.......you can see the gap fully from top to bottom
I assume the boot support sits on the lip and is then welded on (top and bottom) ??
obviously after everything is aligned first .
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difficult to see from those pics.
have yu looked at the fitting vids?
have yu looked at the fitting vids?
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haven't seen any fitting vids ....... youtube??
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Google is your friend.... and, funnily enough, the YRM web site 
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.... and, funnily enough, the YRM web site
Yrm website .......D'oh .... Will have a looksee on PC when I get in , on phone at mo waiting for shower to stop !!
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managed to get first coat of Bonda primer on the exposed quarter panels and end of chassis in between showers.
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is that half decent stuff?
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I been using it over all the disco. Treat with Fertan, Two coats Bonda, then two coats of Manor Chassis Black.
It seems to be pretty good at keeping the rust away.
I did a bit of googling and searching on rust treatment etc and it got great reviews, though I'm sure there's other stuff just as good...... not cheap though.....about £37 for 2.5l on fleabay.
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It seems to be pretty good at keeping the rust away.
I did a bit of googling and searching on rust treatment etc and it got great reviews, though I'm sure there's other stuff just as good...... not cheap though.....about £37 for 2.5l on fleabay.
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This stuff's pretty good too -> http://www.arc-rite.co.uk/high-build-zinc-phosphate-direct-to-metal-primer
You don't want to be painting with it indoors though, Xylene based so will give a monster headache.
I used their tractor enamel after that on my axles/brake bits/trailing arms etc, and they still look mint a year later after a lot of rock salt.
You don't want to be painting with it indoors though, Xylene based so will give a monster headache.
I used their tractor enamel after that on my axles/brake bits/trailing arms etc, and they still look mint a year later after a lot of rock salt.
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a bit more of n/s rear wheel arch cut off and bits pushed in to see how they fit.
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yeah, when ive finished mine ............ in about 3years !!!!!!
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i have waited 8..... another 3 wont harm
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