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2000 F350, 227K Miles. Replacing nylon fittings on the lower door seals today (crew cab, four seals) and found both front doors having rust at the bottom, actually pushing out the door skin. Pulled the the insides, both are clean inside. Suppose I'll take a wire brush to them, heavy primer and POR-15. Anybody else seeing the bottom edge of their doors starting to corrode?
2000 F350, 227K Miles. Replacing nylon fittings on the lower door seals today (crew cab, four seals) and found both front doors having rust at the bottom, actually pushing out the door skin. Pulled the the insides, both are clean inside. Suppose I'll take a wire brush to them, heavy primer and POR-15. Anybody else seeing the bottom edge of their doors starting to corrode?
I have had cars rust so bad.. from new to junk yard in 10 years.... and under 100,000 miles...
best car I ever owned.. went from 1988 to 2004.. and 255,000 miles.. to the junk yard... frame rusted to nothing... nothing will stop RUST.. nothing..
ask the U.S. Navy...
Electronic anti-Rust devices.. only slow it down by 1-2 years...
2000 F350, 227K Miles. Replacing nylon fittings on the lower door seals today (crew cab, four seals) and found both front doors having rust at the bottom, actually pushing out the door skin. Pulled the the insides, both are clean inside. Suppose I'll take a wire brush to them, heavy primer and POR-15. Anybody else seeing the bottom edge of their doors starting to corrode?
lol. yeah. these trucks suck for rust.
POR-15 before the primer, and make sure you use at least two coats (three preferred). POR-15 won't work unless you get all the pinholes in the coating.
Are these trucks in locations where they use salt on the roads (Winter)? Close to salt water (Miami)? Wet locations where it always rain (Seattle)?
I had a Ford Super Duty going on 13 years and never saw any rust.
There are places you can take a truck in for under coating, door panels, fenders, etc protection.
There’s a reason that there are so many cab corners, inner and outer rocker panels and door bottoms, and bed wheel flares available in the aftermarket.
There’s a reason that there are so many cab corners, inner and outer rocker panels and door bottoms, and bed wheel flares available in the aftermarket.
And I need everything you mentioned for my 03 F350. Chicago area hasn't been good to this truck at all.
Yup, bottom of the two front doors have a tad bit of rust. Both back fenders have a small hole in each. I’m getting ready to cut the rust out and weld in new metal. It’s very frustrating.
2000 F350, 227K Miles. Replacing nylon fittings on the lower door seals today (crew cab, four seals) and found both front doors having rust at the bottom, actually pushing out the door skin. Pulled the the insides, both are clean inside. Suppose I'll take a wire brush to them, heavy primer and POR-15. Anybody else seeing the bottom edge of their doors starting to corrode?
yup all 4 side doors right along the bottom on the inside panel.. and the cross members for the bed are rotted out...
Ziebart.. after 2 front door replacements (from junk yard) they returned the money I paid for the coating. on my wife's car.
so much for there warranty...
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