Subject	Whats under the tray should be your worry!
Posted by	coma_ass on July 31, 2013 at 1:31 PM
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In Reply To	Is this rust on the battery tray worth removing? posted by NismoDHS on July 31, 2013 at 12:24 PM
Message	I would suggest pulling the tray and take care of any rust under the tray so you don't end up with a bigger problem. I had to do the same thing after a cheap battery leaked. Its not too hard to remove. There are several bolts and some spot welds. Use a spot weld cutting tool or a large drill bit. You don't need to drill all the way through, just enough to free the tray. Bondo is a no go. Unless there is a hole I would just clean it up with a wire brush and spray it with rust converter before painting. "Being forgotten is worse than death" "The penguines are slowly, but surely stealing my sanity"...."sprinkles" "The ricer isle is equivalent to the feminine hygiene product isle in the grocery store...real men just don't belong there." BradZ (FL)
Follow Ups	Is this rust on the battery tray worth removing? - NismoDHS 12:24:06 07/31/13 If you can do it, why not get rid of the rust? - 300ZMang 13:12:42 07/31/13 Whats under the tray should be your worry! - coma_ass 13:31:12 07/31/13 Okay...yeah, I have the plastic piece...and thanks coma_ass, - NismoDHS 14:00:07 07/31/13 Years of oozy water batteries will severely damage - JMartz 08:10:26 08/01/13 When replacing the battery I removed the plastic tray and - TT-Z (Cape Coral, FL) 14:41:09 08/02/13
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