Battery Tray RUST FIX + CTEK Maintainer Install DIY Rust Restore & Paint
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ค. 2024
- EASY Fix Follow my Step by Step. I need to FIX it ASAP as these parts are "No Longer Available" new so I have to restore it. I'll show you the procedures and tools I use to remove the rust, prepare it for paint and paint it. I also restore the plastic Honda Battery Cover Assembly and install the Battery Maintainer harness so it is completely hidden. This is a very important detail on the OEM Integra DC2 Type R restoration as I don't want aftermarket parts visible in my engine bay.
I used wire wheels, sand blaster and sandpaper in the paint prep stage but there's more than one way to do this job so you might already have enough equipment to get it done and protected from future rust.
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Uzumaki Garage
PO Box 666
Belconnen ACT 2616
AUSTRALIA
00:00 Intro
00:21 Remove the metal Battery Tray
01:09 Remove rust from metal Battery Tray
01:36 Sand blasting the battery tray corners
01:58 Paint Prep
02:43 Cleaning Firewall
02:51 Install restored battery shelf
03:11 Install new battery tray
03:23 Plastic Battery Cover repair DIY
03:51 Install Battery Cover
04:07 Install New Battery Hardware & Maintainer Harness
04:53 Outro
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This channel is too underrated!! Great motivation and inspiration to work on my own car
Thanks mate. My subscribers continue to grow here but it’s slow and difficult on TH-cam. My recent short video on Instagram has had over 1.1 Million views. I’ll keep at it tho
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I added the positive of the trickle charger on the fuse box input side. That way the battery terminal is cleaner and it is much easier to hide the cable at the fuse box
Ahh interesting. I’ll look into that thanks!
I love videos like this
Great video mate!
Thanks very much. Yes I think its a nice quick easy video to watch cheers. With a cool music backing track
Nice job. I've seen these rust away to bits, starting where the bolts attach. I"ve had battery trays rust through on previous cars so when I got my R, I doused it in anti rust wax. So thickly it could be purple paint under there for all I know. 😃I have the OEM battery cover too, but could never get it to fit properly. I think because the locally sourced ones are just a little too big. Sadly they're the only ones I can find with the correct polarity position.
Purple paint lol. I haven't even started with cavity wax on this car, too many cars too many jobs, but I'm always making progress. The battery cover is a nice finishing touch that my yellow Integra doesn't have, so I'll keep looking for parts now that I realise its missing. I wonder if the battery cover was originally on the regular DC2 or DC4 too. These cars are so rare in my city now.
do you know how to repair the positive battery terminal boot? mine is ripped like yours.
No I haven't investigated how to repair it yet. I tried to buy a new one but they're NLA. I've got a few spares for my Evo but they're a different shape.. Maybe we can find a decent second hand cover from a wrecker/dismantler but from memory I think he regular Integra battery terminal cover is different too. Let me know if you find a solution :)
@@UzumakiGarage I have not found a solution yet. I am also keeping my eyes open at the yard. Look forward to your next video. ~ Mike
@@HiFiInsider cheers Mike. I'll let you know if i work out a fix too. Andy