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Old 9th September 2019, 20:26   #11
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rotting from the inside out.
Spot on identification of the problem, which is why I spray mine internally and externally with Bilt Hamner products. Thin enough to cover and you can see through the clear wax.
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Old 9th September 2019, 20:30   #12
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Old 12th September 2019, 16:18   #13
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If the E46 jobbies are made of alloy, couldn't they be fitted replacing the steel Rover ones? Or are they different enough to not be interchangeable?
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Old 12th September 2019, 16:38   #14
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If the E46 jobbies are made of alloy, couldn't they be fitted replacing the steel Rover ones? Or are they different enough to not be interchangeable?


Nope afraid not, the angles are all different.
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Old 12th September 2019, 20:17   #15
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Spot on identification of the problem, which is why I spray mine internally and externally with Bilt Hamner products. Thin enough to cover and you can see through the clear wax.
Did exactly that before my new arms were fitted. Filled with Dinitrol and then sprayed outside too.
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