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Old 08-08-2006, 07:27 PM
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Default Re: To Much Rust under new H3?

Is that rust normal? I think so. I've seen the drive shaft like that on new (2 months) hummers on the dealer lot, and old hummers (brand new but sitting 10 months). I bought an 06 that was sitting for 9 months. I checked out the under carriage before I bought it. Looked better than some of the ones that had only been there for a couple months.

I will do an experiment/be guinea pig. I purchased an anti rust package for the new beast. After I took delivery, I noticed they spreaded the whole undercariage with some think black crap. Hopefully it will slow down the inevitable rust you get from driving in the upstate NY snowbelt. (Boy do they love salt around this part of the US!) So, we'll see how it goes for the next for years.

There was some rust when I bought it. I am deciding not to worry about it.
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Old 08-14-2006, 01:46 AM
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Default Re: To Much Rust under new H3?

Have used rustolem paint with a brush with sucess. My other 4x B4 oil changes wash under carridge drive up on ramps after change. Inspect wipe and paint areas of concern with about 1" brush using back rustoleum.
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Default Re: To Much Rust under new H3?

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The rust is fine. It forms a coating that keeps the metal from corroding further by inhibiting oxygen from contact with the exposed metal. As road debris contacts and knocks nicely formed rust coatings, it simply fills in itself and continues protecting.

You mean like a Vega front fender?

I believe you are referring to aluminum, which forms a conversion coating, not the steel undercarriage.

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