Oily Intercooler Y Pipe
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Oily Intercooler Y Pipe
Just recieved an intercooler Y Pipe I purchased of EBay, and its got alot of oil on the inside of it. Ive given it a little clean up to get the worst of it out, does it matter if theres a little still left inside it, or would I be better off making sure this is as clean as possible prior to installing it.
As always thanks for helping.
As always thanks for helping.
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Good way off getting it clean ( i do it this way anyway)
Get a bucket fill it with warm water and put a dishwasher tablet in it give it a stir and leave part in over night.
Id get it as clean as possible mate.
Get a bucket fill it with warm water and put a dishwasher tablet in it give it a stir and leave part in over night.
Id get it as clean as possible mate.
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What's fairly liquid? Detergent for oriental people?
H20 - you can use anything that's convenient to clean it. Petrol, brake cleaner, detergent (oriental or otherwise), you won't damage it.
Although unless you have a catch can it'll slowly start to fill up again when you fit it. Main reason for cleaning is to stop it popping off the turbo outlet under pressure.
H20 - you can use anything that's convenient to clean it. Petrol, brake cleaner, detergent (oriental or otherwise), you won't damage it.
Although unless you have a catch can it'll slowly start to fill up again when you fit it. Main reason for cleaning is to stop it popping off the turbo outlet under pressure.
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Yes, I guess its only gonna get caked up , but this was really filthy when it arrived, was dripping with oil. Got most of it out , just want it as clean as I can possibly get it.
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