clean overflow tank
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clean overflow tank
Boosty inspired,
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this picture taken over a year ago. notice old air filter.
and today.
Like Bill, I used a rag stuffed inside to agitate the slime around. Yuck.
But I used Simplegreen instead of break cleaner.and as you can see the results were great. just make sure you rinse quite a few times
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this picture taken over a year ago. notice old air filter.
and today.
Like Bill, I used a rag stuffed inside to agitate the slime around. Yuck.
But I used Simplegreen instead of break cleaner.and as you can see the results were great. just make sure you rinse quite a few times
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Looks great Jim! I'll be trying that out soon. I actually bought new ones for my past cars because they were so dirty. This was before I found out about Bill'* method
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Re: clean overflow tank
Originally Posted by Gumball
gumball, you can come do mine now...
Looks great buddy!
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The method I used was adapted from Echo SSEi, he pushed me until I gave in....he'* brutal.
Looks great Jim.... cept for one thing...the coolant in your jug looks like it'* an odd color....lol (private joke)
Looks great Jim.... cept for one thing...the coolant in your jug looks like it'* an odd color....lol (private joke)