2000 Jimmy Frame Rust
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Not really doing modifications, so hope this is the right subforum. I was wondering what everyone thought about the rust condition on the frame of my truck. It looks pretty bad to me, but I don't know much about body/frame work. Does this seem so bad that any repairs would have to be done with the body off the frame, since some problem areas are probably hidden? I like the truck, but if something like that would be needed, it's not worth it. I have some other posts on here, one about my A/C, but I'm not going to spend $600 just to get the A/C going if this rust thing is as bad as I think. Or maybe it's not. What are the options here? Thanks for all your help.
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I reseized the pictures to be the same as the first one, don't know why the rest are so big. Sorry for that.
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I reseized the pictures to be the same as the first one, don't know why the rest are so big. Sorry for that.
Last edited by porkfriedrice; 08-20-2010 at 08:24 PM. Reason: photos
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Naw, IMO that isn't anything you need to worry about. Most blazers look like this. My jmy is was worse but a few year back I cleaned it up and put some trick bed liner on it. Keep an eye out for other blazers and I'm sure you'll notice they have similar issues.
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What was the fix you used? I assume you must sand a little first, and then put some sort of protectant on it. Is the sticky at the top of this forum the procedure I should look into doing? Thanks!
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I used a grinder and a wire wheel on a drill to clear out all the rust. Then, I used some roll on truck bed liner ( you can use Rhino liner,Duplicolor, line-x there's many options.) that should keep it looking and minimize the chance for the rust to spread.
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best way is to use POR 15
cheap way : buy rustoleum rust reformer. then use that spray on undercoat/bedliner
cheap way : buy rustoleum rust reformer. then use that spray on undercoat/bedliner
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Pretty common, not much to worry about but I would suggest you check your brake and fuel lines for corrosion. It is something I am starting to think/worry about.
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Thanks for the responses guys. Will check the fuel/brake lines tomorrow.
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Yeah, I had to completely replace all my fuel lines that ran alongside the frame rail.
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