brand new car, but rust all over the rear end
#1
brand new car, but rust all over the rear end
Hi guys, I just wanted to ask you if you had this happening, I just traded my 05 for an 07, for an oportunity trading in my 05 and my truck.
the car is amazing, I love it, but today, I changed the axle backs for my SLP's, and found out that the rear end is all rusted, and the axle that connects the rear end with the tranny is rusted as well ( I forgot the name for it)
I was thinking maybe the people at ford can do something about it, but I am just ****ed that the car is all rusted underneath.
it looks like the car was underwater or something.
I also have that moaning when I turn slow in the parking lots and other places too....
I am not happy at all with that, so I will take it monday to the dealership to see what they tell me.
the other car had a little rust, but nothing compared to this one.
well if someone had similar situation, please write the outcome.
Thanks!
the car is amazing, I love it, but today, I changed the axle backs for my SLP's, and found out that the rear end is all rusted, and the axle that connects the rear end with the tranny is rusted as well ( I forgot the name for it)
I was thinking maybe the people at ford can do something about it, but I am just ****ed that the car is all rusted underneath.
it looks like the car was underwater or something.
I also have that moaning when I turn slow in the parking lots and other places too....
I am not happy at all with that, so I will take it monday to the dealership to see what they tell me.
the other car had a little rust, but nothing compared to this one.
well if someone had similar situation, please write the outcome.
Thanks!
#2
Tasca Super Boss 429 Member
This was one of the reasons I had to order a car... Rust !
I got mine as soon as it arrived. I even did all the paperwork ahead of time.
After almost a year, I have very little rust. I never drive in the rain or leave it out at night.
The bottom line is... if you want to keep it forever, seal the rust and paint it.
I got mine as soon as it arrived. I even did all the paperwork ahead of time.
After almost a year, I have very little rust. I never drive in the rain or leave it out at night.
The bottom line is... if you want to keep it forever, seal the rust and paint it.
#3
Mach 1 Member
My car arrived when it was rainnig, It rained for two days, LOL My Brand New Mustang is in the Rain!.................. I Drove it like I stole it! For two days in the rain! Hasn't seen rain after that
#4
For some strange reason Ford fount elected not to paint the rear end or drive shaft.
I've painted the one on my car and truck with Tremclad hight gloss black and white. Works well.
Mike
I've painted the one on my car and truck with Tremclad hight gloss black and white. Works well.
Mike
#7
I agree, I hate rust, however, it's only surface rust and will not hurt anything. You can be reassured that those rusty parts, axle, driveshaft, etc., will outlast you... so aside from the unsightly appearance, that you can only see if you're roadkill. I wouldn't worry about it... That being said, I'll probably paint mine as well one day...lol Oh, I can save you a trip to the dealership... They'll say it's normal, so don't waste your time.
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