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26-08-2010, 10:26 PM
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Hey guys,
I know this is a really common inconvenience with the escy's, but i've gotta ask... how does everyone go about this? I've done some exploration work and cut a decent sized whole in the heater bubble, cleared out all the build up of 30 years of debris, but theres still water in my floor wells after it rains (heater bubble has rusted out the back causing it to leak just behind the heater box inside). Would love a bit of guidance, i've tried spreading tar on the seam to create a seal, but its just not working. Give me some insight! Cheers
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Regards, Tim ------------------------------ 1978 Ford Escort Panelvan |
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Rusted heater bubble!
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