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Hey Guys,
I'm trying to get a roadworthy for my '93 ED Falcon, I've done almost everything except replacing a seatbelt, and fixing the battery tray. My mechanic said I need to get this battery tray done for roadworthy, what should I do? 
And how much will it cost? Cheers
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| revcore |
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If it bolts in then I'd suggest sourcing a good rust free second hand one from a wreckers.....Otherwise you may have to weld a plate over the top of the existing battery tray. One of my mates actually pop rivited a piece of aluminium over the top of his battery tray in his XP Falcon and it passed roadworthy no probs.
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| ISQUIK |
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it doesnt bolt in you will need to drill the spot welds out and change it for a not rusted out one.
or alternativly remove it, and relocate your battery to the boot. should be able to relocate it to the boot yourself for about $100.
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clean up with wire brush and clean the rust and hit with a coat of black paint and get a new battery holder on it he shouldn't look at it if it looks respectable
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| renegade334 |
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Thanks for the replies guys, I'll look into it and let you know what I've done (prob not for a couple of weeks)
Cheers
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