FMIC with oil inside. How to clean it out?
#1
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FMIC with oil inside. How to clean it out?
I bought a used FMIC and from the compressor side it has oil residue in it.
What are the best methods of cleaning this out?
Soak it in brake cleaner?
I know some of you have had this issue or seen it. What are recommendations.
TIA
What are the best methods of cleaning this out?
Soak it in brake cleaner?
I know some of you have had this issue or seen it. What are recommendations.
TIA
#3
Re: (Hybrid_Coupe)
http://www.awesome-cleaner.com/
Cheap, effective, and environmentally friendly. What more could you ask? Heh.
Cheap, effective, and environmentally friendly. What more could you ask? Heh.
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Re: (pgmatt)
use simple green form the part store works like a champ just cap one side of the intercooler and pull a gallon in depending on how big the intercooler is then let it sit for a bit and shack it around then drain make sure both sides are caped when shacking it.
#6
Re: (boosted-EG6)
i use brake cleaner for most cleaning needs. spray it in there, don't need to soak. and if you've got an air compressor, a little air pressure wouldn't hurt. brake cleaner FTW
#7
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Re: (TypeSLO)
Ok how about long term "side effects" of using like gas, brake cleaner and harsh chemicals. Hypothetically saying I capped one end filled with gas and shook the hell out of it and drained it. It came clean. What are some routes to take as far as a final rinse? Will harsh chemicals deteriorate the insides? I have some stuff kinda like the awesome. Maybe I will try that first.
Thanks for helpful responses. Don't normally get those posting in model spec forums.
Will keep posted. are there any write-ups of this or should I document???
Thanks for helpful responses. Don't normally get those posting in model spec forums.
Will keep posted. are there any write-ups of this or should I document???
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Re: (TypeSLO)
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