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Old 05-06-2009, 12:27 PM
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Default TSB on S-197 Hoods

I went to wash my car to the T the other week & noticed that when you lift the hood under the inner lip that there is pasint bubbling that appears like rust underneath but is not as the hood is alluminum the TSB stated that a contaminant was present before it was painte, so the car is in right now being fixed up. I cannot post a picture here it's too big ?

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