Howdy all, I am starting to notice rust on the very bottom of the
door. First it was on the inside I sanded loose stuff off then applied
two coats of POR 15. That camoflaged it for awhile but now it is
visable on the outside of the door.
Now this is the only door this is happening to all other doors are
fine. I spoke with a coworker who had a 2005 Ram 2500 and his did the
same thing so what seems to give here they are not even close in age.
Might I be missing weep holes at the bottom of this door? Otherwise
truck is in great shape for it's age and has only 33k on the clock. It
is also the Turbo diesel.
Thanks
Bill
Nosey - 05 Apr 2008 20:15 GMT
> Howdy all, I am starting to notice rust on the very bottom of the
> door. First it was on the inside I sanded loose stuff off then applied
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> Thanks
> Bill
The first signs of corrosion showed up on my '99 in the grill support area
under the hood. You might want to look there before it's too late. My doors
have no rust.

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PeterD - 05 Apr 2008 22:30 GMT
>> Howdy all, I am starting to notice rust on the very bottom of the
>> door. First it was on the inside I sanded loose stuff off then applied
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>under the hood. You might want to look there before it's too late. My doors
>have no rust.
Some years ago there was a recall because of door rusting on Dodge
trucks, and Chrysler replaced or repaired the doors for free. Don't
recall what years were affected however.
Bob AZ - 06 Apr 2008 08:18 GMT
On.
> Might I be missing weep holes at the bottom of this door? Otherwise
> truck is in great shape for it's age and has only 33k on the clock. It
> is also the Turbo diesel.
> Thanks
> Bill
Check the weep holes. Pour in a couple bottles of 90% alcohol to check
weep hole action. This will also absorb mositure on its way out the
weep holes.
Another possible solution. Move to a dry climate. Like Las Vegas. Only
4" of rain.
Bob AZ