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nicknak
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Posted: Mon Aug 6th, 2007 08:13 pm |
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Thats not an issue, get it bogged up.
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edy
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Posted: Mon Aug 6th, 2007 08:39 am |
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| thanks for the reply, the actual place that it has rotted is on the passanger side, at the top corner, a few holes down it then a hole in the the footwell, right at the top
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nicknak
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Posted: Sun Aug 5th, 2007 05:29 pm |
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Any excessive corrosion with 30 cm of a brake component mounting point will fail, in your case thats going to be the master cylinder mounting point or servo, if it has one, (it may have been modified)
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edy
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Posted: Wed Aug 1st, 2007 08:48 pm |
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fist i shold introduce myself, i go by the name of eddie (or edy) on the forums and have recently brought a land rover series 2. i live in hodge hill birmingham.
right back to the problem, i have recently brought a land rover series 2 but it has a ammount of rot in the corner of the baulkhead, i have been told if i clean it up the protect it i can just rivit a plate over the hole instead of going to the trouble of welding it. i would like to know if this would alow it to pass an MOT so thought you guys were the best to ask. all opinions appriciated 
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