Cleaning inside of intercooler
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Cleaning inside of intercooler
What are you guys using to clean the insides of intercoolers? Mine has had some oil go through it and id like ot get it cleaned out before i use it
any suggestions?
any suggestions?
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Re: Cleaning inside of intercooler (Timmay)
Never done it but couldn't you just clean it like you would a radiator? Just use some degreaser as the cleaning agent? The only problem I see is making sure it's dried out completely before using it.
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Re: (crucian)
i've used gas and rubbing alcohol, both work great but i dont think you'd want to use a water based cleaner because you'll probally have some water left over in there
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99 cents at the drug store. pour the bottle in and shake the hell out of the intercooler and drain. then let it sit overnight. clean and no residue. done and done cheap.
now go do it and quit asking.
99 cents at the drug store. pour the bottle in and shake the hell out of the intercooler and drain. then let it sit overnight. clean and no residue. done and done cheap.
now go do it and quit asking.
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if you use water and wanna be safe, just go for a short cruise with the outlet charge pipe removed from the intercooler and let the turbo blow out the water.
Modified by Turbo Dan at 4:51 PM 6/15/2005
Modified by Turbo Dan at 4:51 PM 6/15/2005
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Re: (RACEPAK)
I have a similiar question - my car was sitting for a while and som ebugs made nest in one of my charge pipes (on the rust inside )
what would be a good way to make sure none of the bug bodies were in the IC?
what would be a good way to make sure none of the bug bodies were in the IC?
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timmy: i use brake clean the **** in the green can seems to work best, its about $2.50cad at princess auto here. cheap cheap. works good for everything. and it evaporates really fast and leaves no residue.
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