Thanks mate but I ended up hitting them with a hammer :) loosened them right up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Discovery-94
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Thanks mate but I ended up hitting them with a hammer :) loosened them right up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Discovery-94
So what are people thinking they will replace that big sponge with? I cut my underlay out this morning and there is no way it will be going back in. What other products are out there that won't retain water (just in case the leaks reappear;))?
Form shield from Clark Rubber as described in this thread:
Overlander 4WD :: View topic - cewilson's 93 Defender
Just got a call from the panel beater saying they have finished the drivers side floor but it was more extensive and expensive than expected, at least it is done though. Gave them the go ahead for the passenger side floor, which didn't look anywhere near as bad, so fingers crossed.
I found that the windscreen of mine was not sealed well so I am assuming water was getting in through there, once I seal it up hopefully no more leaks.
Next will be the alpine window rust but will have to save same cash first.
After my floor was welded up and the grommet above the accelerator pedal was sealed, all seems to be satisfactorily dry. We shall see...
Any pictures?See this.
[ame=http://landroverforums.com/forum/showthread.php't=31695]Pimpin' my ride - Land Rover Forums - Land Rover Enthusiast Forum[/ame]
Makes me feel a whole lot better :eek:.Quote:
Originally Posted by frankenstain