swapping rad/water pump
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ALso have a good luck at the metal work the radiator bottom mounts bolt too. I took my air con out and found it very rottern, As I had a front mount fitted I assume this made a nice water trap.
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Parts were about £100 from dealer then learnt a bit more about welding and metal work will edit to include a link to where some pics are shortly
https://www.scoobynet.com/936649-som...re-meet-2.html
Post 31 shows pics after I stripped the front down, as also replaced the slam panel as it was distorted.
https://www.scoobynet.com/936649-som...re-meet-2.html
Post 31 shows pics after I stripped the front down, as also replaced the slam panel as it was distorted.
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I used a spot weld cutter to remove the spot welds to remove the rusted metal. The used a air metal punch to put holes in the new metal to spot weld on to the car. If I had not bought a mig welder I would have looked into hiring a spot welder if possible. There are two plates that go across both, I chose to get both as would be easier to cut the old out completely and replace with new.
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