How to store a 10-bolt?
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How to store a 10-bolt?
alreight have a 10 bolt with no fluid in it. Whats a good way to keep the diff and other parts from rusting up, it already looks like the ABS reluctor ring has a little rust on it.
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Re: How to store a 10-bolt?
Put it in a dumpster where it belongs 
Just messin' around...
I would think WD40 would work, since it displaces water and won't really harm anything.
Just messin' around...
I would think WD40 would work, since it displaces water and won't really harm anything.
Last edited by Cmr0z28; Jan 5, 2006 at 02:26 AM.
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Re: How to store a 10-bolt?
I love WD40 for alot of things but I think it just won't last as long, better then nothing but not better then some.
I want to hold onto a 10-bolt for awhile longer before I decide to get rid of it.
I want to hold onto a 10-bolt for awhile longer before I decide to get rid of it.
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