Rear well rust.
#1
Rear well rust.
Well just last night a noticed dampness on my back left seat so i pulled it and found a medium sized rust hole leading directly into the well. Its not so big that it'll mess with the strut mounting. how would igo about fixing this? ive already took a wire brush to it but i want soemething permanent, i have some silicon tape covering it with sum duct tape reinforcement. Should i take it to midas weld?
#2
YOU NEED to check your rear seatbelt brackets to make sure they are not bolted into pure rust, it’s a known issue with 3rd gens.
If however your rust is like mine, you can clean it up with a dermal buy some sheet medal prime the medal prime the cleaned/stripped rusted area, place the sheet over the hole and pop rivet it into place.
I also used some heavy duty poly sealant to fill in around the cracks.
Prime everything again, and spray a coat of underbody spray in your wheel well
OH and if you think you only have one rust whole in your well, think again, take a hammer and poke around to find them all. Takes about 2 hours to do several holes.
If however your rust is like mine, you can clean it up with a dermal buy some sheet medal prime the medal prime the cleaned/stripped rusted area, place the sheet over the hole and pop rivet it into place.
I also used some heavy duty poly sealant to fill in around the cracks.
Prime everything again, and spray a coat of underbody spray in your wheel well
OH and if you think you only have one rust whole in your well, think again, take a hammer and poke around to find them all. Takes about 2 hours to do several holes.
#3
Originally Posted by 89blackse
YOU NEED to check your rear seatbelt brackets to make sure they are not bolted into pure rust, it’s a known issue with 3rd gens.
If however your rust is like mine, you can clean it up with a dermal buy some sheet medal prime the medal prime the cleaned/stripped rusted area, place the sheet over the hole and pop rivet it into place.
I also used some heavy duty poly sealant to fill in around the cracks.
Prime everything again, and spray a coat of underbody spray in your wheel well
OH and if you think you only have one rust whole in your well, think again, take a hammer and poke around to find them all. Takes about 2 hours to do several holes.
If however your rust is like mine, you can clean it up with a dermal buy some sheet medal prime the medal prime the cleaned/stripped rusted area, place the sheet over the hole and pop rivet it into place.
I also used some heavy duty poly sealant to fill in around the cracks.
Prime everything again, and spray a coat of underbody spray in your wheel well
OH and if you think you only have one rust whole in your well, think again, take a hammer and poke around to find them all. Takes about 2 hours to do several holes.
#5
maybe. but if his stealerships are like they are in Kentucky they will tell him to go forth and multiply.
I love this generation of maxima but some things arent worth fixing/dealing with nissan.
Heat up some
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=347576
I love this generation of maxima but some things arent worth fixing/dealing with nissan.
Heat up some
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=347576
#6
Originally Posted by 89blackse
maybe. but if his stealerships are like they are in Kentucky they will tell him to go forth and multiply.
I love this generation of maxima but some things arent worth fixing/dealing with nissan.
Heat up some
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=347576
I love this generation of maxima but some things arent worth fixing/dealing with nissan.
Heat up some
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=347576
#7
Originally Posted by internetautomar
that's why you call nissan and the NHTSA
Well, you are 150% correct. If you plan on having people in your backseat (that you like) then go out of your way to get this done...
Myself? I have way too much **** in my backseat to fit people into so it doesnt matter.
#9
Originally Posted by viper92086
i doubt it wil be covered under recal... cause my friend brought his back not to long ago and the dealer gave us all the bull**** like it shoulda been fixed years ago etc etc
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