Discodevon

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• Jun 8, 2022

• #1

Hi everyone I posted a few years back how I had vacuumed my chassis out with a Henry hoover, at the time I ended up with a sugar bag full of crap. After work today I thought I’ll hoover the chassis out again (I have small hose attachments to get into the small holes as well however I used the big black pipe from the back and got about 2 meters into the chassis from where the wiring loom goes into the back and went to pull it out and the pipe snapped inside my chassis my heart was racing so fast, I managed to get a pair of small grips just about caught it with my fingers and wiggled it out, for a moment I thought I was doomed and my landy would have a hoover pipe stuck in there for the rest of its life, here is a picture of what came out this time. All the best everyone

 

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slomofo

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• Jun 10, 2022

• #2

Keep gathering, can plant some spuds in that - looks perfect

 

lightning

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• Jun 10, 2022

• #3

Now get an extension lance and spray the inside of the chassis with your favourite rust prevention product.

 

Discodevon

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• Jun 10, 2022

• #4

Thanks guys, not as much came out as when I did it a couple of years back so it must of done some good, I have a compressor on order so going to put the hoover running at the back and blow the chassis from front to back to try and get as much as possible out of there before treating the inside

 

Scooby22

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• Jun 11, 2022

• #5

This is how Mike does it

 

flat

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• Jun 11, 2022

• #6

Discodevon said:

Thanks guys, not as much came out as when I did it a couple of years back so it must of done some good, I have a compressor on order so going to put the hoover running at the back and blow the chassis from front to back to try and get as much as possible out of there before treating the inside

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you won’t need to Hoover at the back, most compressors will easily blast cavity wax from the front to waay out the back. I would suggest a plastic tarp instead so you don’t end up with cavity wax all over your driveway!

 

Discodevon

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• Jun 11, 2022

• #7

flat said:

you won’t need to Hoover at the back, most compressors will easily blast cavity wax from the front to waay out the back. I would suggest a plastic tarp instead so you don’t end up with cavity wax all over your driveway!

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Flat I meant with a long nose air duster attached to the airline, I could blow any remaining dirt/rust flakes etc inside the chassis towards the rear and catch it at the back with the hoover (hopefully)

 

flat

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• Jun 12, 2022

• #8

Discodevon said:

Flat I meant with a long nose air duster attached to the airline, I could blow any remaining dirt/rust flakes etc inside the chassis towards the rear and catch it at the back with the hoover (hopefully)

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Aah I see. Before spraying in the cavity wax, good idea