Morris Minor Owners Club

found this on the net tryed it and i works a treat

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=KJeXwsl87us


before exhaust manifold 24 hours in and final product

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Having seen the pictures of the car - I think it's the least of your worries! Never known a manifold to rust through.

No harm in being thorough, though

Thanks for posting the link, jock - i think this might be the same technique which packedup recommended a while back?

wibble x

Theres an article on how to do this in this months practical classics. I was thinking of doing it as well.

aye got a lot to do but while im busy on other parts and money tight no harm in sorting out a few bits for next to nothing also as i strip her down i am making a list of parts required and doing bits like this on a evening when i cant do any grinding ( dont wana upset the neighbours too much )

One very rusty minor,
One very large plastic tank,
one very large box of washing soda.
hmmm

mickessex wrote:One very rusty minor,
One very large plastic tank,
one very large box of washing soda.
hmmm

If only we could find a plastic tank big enough, d'you think the neighbours will mind if I electolyse their swimming pool?!

B&Q sell large plastic tubs with handles. They would certainly take an exhaust manifold. They're usually in the building section.

this can also be done by placing aluminium foil in the tank (or indeed any aluminium) along with the soda rather than using electricity

Thought I would have a quick look at this and it now says
This video is no longer available due to a copyright claim by Viacom

please can some one tell me how to do this what i need as teh link disablebed i may get a big tank fit the car in it bobs your uncle and well you know the rest it would be one car sorted
cheers all chris