Land Rover Monthly

PRESERVE YOUR LANDY’S UNDERSIDE

IN ASSOCIATION WITH

NEED TO KNOW

TIME: 5 hours

DIFFICULTY:

MODELS: Discovery 3 and 4, Range Rover Sport 1.

TOOLS NEEDED: Scrapers, wire brushes (hand and rotary), soft brushes, cloths.

PARTS USED:

  • Neutrarust 661 rust convertor.
  • Dinitrol Converust RC900 rust converter and primer.
  • Dinitrol underbody wax.
  • Dinitrol cavity wax.

WORK SAFELY:

  • Use barrier cream or gloves to protect hands, as preferred.
  • This work needs to be done with the vehicle raised on a suitable vehicle lift. It is not practical to do this work with the vehicle supported on stands, nor is it considered safe practice.
  • Wear eye protection when clearing rust and dirt debris, whether by poking, brushing, grinding or wire brushing.
  • Wear thick gloves to protect against abrasion, and when using power tools.
  • Wear a particle filter to avoid inhaling dust.
  • Painting and other surface treatments should only be carried out in a well ventilated area wearing hand and eye protection and with strict adherence to the manufacturers’ safety recommendations.

EARLY examples of Discovery 3 and sister ship Range Rover Sport can now be up to 17-years old and so, in the traditional manner of the old beam axle models, chassis corrosion has become a significant problem. And unlike the days when a chassis was made mainly of rectangular hollow sections and flat steel that was easily

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