CrispyEdd Member 2 Aug 2023 #1 Looks like the thread that hangs down From the chassis legs, which the nut clamps the undertray to, is sheared flush in one side. Okay to drill it out and place a stainless rivnut into the leg?
Looks like the thread that hangs down From the chassis legs, which the nut clamps the undertray to, is sheared flush in one side. Okay to drill it out and place a stainless rivnut into the leg?
MickAli Member 2 Aug 2023 #2 Seems reasonable. I have the same issue on one side as some previous monkey has ripped it out leaving a jagged hole. Haven't figured a fix yet
Seems reasonable. I have the same issue on one side as some previous monkey has ripped it out leaving a jagged hole. Haven't figured a fix yet
J jorrituk Member 3 Aug 2023 #3 Just checked the risk of galvanic corrosio. it seems ok to use some people go belt and braves by using an isolating paste as Duralac. Duralac Anti Corrosive Jointing Compound 115ml MB Fibreglass of Northern Ireland (Mcconnell Bro's)- Supplying throughout the UK & Ireland www.mbfg.co.uk Bimetallic (galvanic) corrosion risks from contact with galvanised steel or aluminium – British Stainless Steel Association bssa.org.uk good luck
Just checked the risk of galvanic corrosio. it seems ok to use some people go belt and braves by using an isolating paste as Duralac. Duralac Anti Corrosive Jointing Compound 115ml MB Fibreglass of Northern Ireland (Mcconnell Bro's)- Supplying throughout the UK & Ireland www.mbfg.co.uk Bimetallic (galvanic) corrosion risks from contact with galvanised steel or aluminium – British Stainless Steel Association bssa.org.uk good luck