Say that 10 times fast.
My van's been sitting for about three years with a busted water pump. Finally got around to bringing it back from the dead and with a new pump, a little fresh fuel and a new fuel filter.. it fired right up!
Unfortunately, sitting outside in the elements with repeated freezing & thawing of the condensation on the bare roof, I've got a good bit of scaling rust between the three interior roof ribs and the roof. There are a couple of pinholes that have rotted through, but it could be worse.
I'd like to remove the ribs so I can sand them down as well as where they were contacting the roof. Before I go whacking on them, given the existing rust, how securely are they attached? Welded or just wedged in?
Any tips on getting them out or dealing with the rust?
FWIW, I'm moving in a couple of weeks, so it'll be garaged moving forward.
Thanks in advance!
My van's been sitting for about three years with a busted water pump. Finally got around to bringing it back from the dead and with a new pump, a little fresh fuel and a new fuel filter.. it fired right up!
Unfortunately, sitting outside in the elements with repeated freezing & thawing of the condensation on the bare roof, I've got a good bit of scaling rust between the three interior roof ribs and the roof. There are a couple of pinholes that have rotted through, but it could be worse.
I'd like to remove the ribs so I can sand them down as well as where they were contacting the roof. Before I go whacking on them, given the existing rust, how securely are they attached? Welded or just wedged in?
Any tips on getting them out or dealing with the rust?
FWIW, I'm moving in a couple of weeks, so it'll be garaged moving forward.
Thanks in advance!