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    lukeluke
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      So as you can see on attached images the welds have become slightly rusty. What can i do to save or . are they likley no good?

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    • #895749
      college mancollege man
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        unfortunately welds do rust, its the nature of the beast. If they are not leaking your good. If there are leaks
        and the pipes are still solid. Grind the old weld and re weld. Otherwise nothing to worry about.

        #895750
        Nightflyr *Richard Kirshy
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          If there are no leaks …
          You can simply clean off the surface rust them apply some high temperature primer and paint to help slow the process.

          #895751
          lukeluke
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            [quote=”college man” post=204258]unfortunately welds do rust, its the nature of the beast. If they are not leaking your good. If there are leaks
            and the pipes are still solid. Grind the old weld and re weld. Otherwise nothing to worry about.[/quote]
            Here’s a closeup do you think this needs grinding? As I have no idea I tried to wire wheel it with drill but can’t get anymore

            #895752
            lukeluke
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              [quote=”nightflyr” post=204259]If there are no leaks …
              You can simply clean off the surface rust them apply some high temperature primer and paint to help slow the process.[/quote]
              Here’s the best I can seem to get it with wire wheel do you reckon it’s to bad or maybe if paint..
              I have no idea you see

              #895753
              Nightflyr *Richard Kirshy
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                Might try a hand held wire brush, tough to work a powered wire wheel into those tight places.
                Might also try a rust converter prior to any high temp primer and paint.

                #895780
                college mancollege man
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                  looks like pin holes are happening. Since the exhaust is out. Call a local muffler shop and bring them the exhaust
                  and have them fix the welds.

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