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Lol, agree. It must have been put back in the car wet years ago. Took a while to clean the compartment but good news is that it cleaned up well. Off to buy a new jack today 😀
go get a pan big enough to hold the jack,and fill it with ''white vinegar'' ,put the jack in it for 4-5 days,pull it out,rinse with hot water and dish soap,rinse with hot water,andrry,it will look good as new
go get a pan big enough to hold the jack,and fill it with ''white vinegar'' ,put the jack in it for 4-5 days,pull it out,rinse with hot water and dish soap,rinse with hot water,andrry,it will look good as new
I'm just cleaning it up at the moment so will post a pic how it comes up. Bought another 2nd hand *** one yesterday but would really like the original one back again now.
go get a pan big enough to hold the jack,and fill it with ''white vinegar'' ,put the jack in it for 4-5 days,pull it out,rinse with hot water and dish soap,rinse with hot water,andrry,it will look good as new
I've taken it out and scrubbed after only 1 day and looks good! It's back in its vinegar bath again now. Will end up priming and painting as well so should look fairly tidy. Thanks for the tip.
Just showed the guy who previously owned the car for 12 years and he never knew the jack was under the storage tray in the rear. Lol. Probably no surprise it had rusted after being in a dark sealed up area for over 12 years!
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