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| uk.rec.cars.classic (Classic Cars) (uk.rec.cars.classic) |
| Tags: ends, jaguar, rustproofing, sill, xj6 |
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Hoping for advice, as usual:
My SIII XJ6 is still laid up awaiting a gearbox. If I can get time I might address a couple of other issues with it, one being the sills. Mine are rusted at the front I'm under the impression it's common for the sill ends to rust through at the front (where a mudflap would be, if fitted). True? And and acceptable fix is to weld a plate on? The rest of the sills are okay so I'm thinking of shooting some rustproofing gunk into the sills before getting them welded up. Any recommendations as what to use and how best to get good coverage (- warm Waxoyl through a lance??) Finally, I guess the sill rust is an MOT failure? My car's got a current MOT but I soon poked the sills though when inspecting it... dodgy cert? TIA Sean |
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Steve Firth wrote:
MB wrote: Finally, I guess the sill rust is an MOT failure? Yes. My car's got a current OT but I soon poked the sills though when Minspecting it... dodgy cert? An MoT certificate only says that the car was roadworthy at the time that the vehicle was inspected. Of course much depends on how hard the inspector pokes the sills. Not hard enough I suspect, Steve. Before I got the car I think it came out of a Jag garage as an unwanted p/x so they may have MOTed it themselves. (For information of other readers - I deleted my original post in error. Basically asking if sill rust is common on the XJ6 (probably) and how best to rustproof the sills from the inside out.) |
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