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'Nother Rust situation... 200 1984

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posted by  OliverG on  Tue Jul 8 16:38 CST 2003
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I noticed that the rubber around my rear windows in the wagon made an unusual "crunching" sound when I pressed on it.
I pulled up on the rubber and noticed that there is nasty rust underneath, along the bottom of the window. I tried scraping it as best I could with a screwdriver and then sprayed it with rust-fix. I doubt that my method will last very long so do you think I'm gonna have to remove the whole window/seal assemlby and give it a good scraping or something?
I'm sure some of you have experienced this before. Any tips are welcome as always.
Thank you
Oliver
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1984 245 coming back to life as a sport wagon ; )






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