...,park it before any salt gets used on the road each year and drive a honda.
I just heard recently that dealers are voiding warranties because FF is being found to accelerate deterioration of rubber bushings.
I've been recommended this by my welding guy
https://www.berkebileoil.com/protection-first-class.html
I just heard recently that dealers are voiding warranties because FF is being found to accelerate deterioration of rubber bushings.
I've been recommended this by my welding guy
https://www.berkebileoil.com/protection-first-class.html
I like Eastwood's internal frame coating, I've used it on a few vehicles, and it seems to be holding up, but it can be messy to apply.
https://www.eastwood.com/eastwood-internal-frame-coating-14oz-aerosol.html
I've been using Fluid Film on my son's Jeep for over 10 years and haven't found an issue with any rubber bushings. It sucks to work on at times because it is greasy and dirty but no signs of rubber deteriorating. We do it just around Thanksgiving time each year. Up until last year, he used it as his daily driver up here in the NE and the frame and tub are very clear from rust.
Edit: Per FF website FAQs: FLUID FILM has no adverse effects on plastics. Caution should be used around non oil-resistant rubber goods. May cause swelling.
The use of "May cause swelling" in their FAQs is probably the prompt the dealers will use to avoid warranties. Don't get me started on dealer warranties these days but thats another story. However, I don't think any of our TJs are under warranty any longer.
I’ve used the Eastwood internal frame coating in black and it’s holding up well.
Drill large drain holes close to the lower control arm mounts front and back,hose it out real good and treat it with something inside,park it before any salt gets used on the road each year and drive a honda.
Don't use undercoating or bedliner
However, I don't think any of our TJs are under warranty any longer.
Thanks all, I know it's a topic that has been beaten to death. Just figured there .ight e new tactics in 2024 just hate to drill holes in an intact frame. Figured no could force feed it some fluids down the frame rail ever couple months, or long hose and some POR in the trouble areas
What if you live on an island surrounded by salt water? LOL
What if you live on an island surrounded by salt water? LOL
May cause swelling.