Don't tempt me with a good timeHow about 1,1,1-trichloroethane? That stuff will clean up anything and give you various nasty cancers all at the same time.
I just used some shop towels to wipe down my pan and it was fine. Just make sure to take the magnet out and wipe that down. My magnet was pretty dirty.So, do I need to use any cleaner or will just wiping it dry remove everything?
Use your judgment. Entirely up to what you're comfortable with.So, do I need to use any cleaner or will just wiping it dry remove everything?
No dishwasher?I once washed off a transfer case in the bath tub....back in my early 20's.
I would just wipe it and call it a day.So, do I need to use any cleaner or will just wiping it dry remove everything?
Lint from towels or paper products can hang a valve in the valve body. Seen it happen more than once after a “trans service”.
As long as it’s rinsed last and blown dry you’re ok. It’s making the final wipe with either and not rinsing and blowing dry that leaves the lint.I was trying to remember if it was paper towels or fabric towels that were not to be used due to fibers or threads getting in the works.
I’d just wipe it out with paper towels, it uses a gasket instead of rtf, and it’s going to have dirty and clean transmission fluid in it a few minutes later.So, do I need to use any cleaner or will just wiping it dry remove everything?
I just ended up wiping it with a blue towel then using brake cleaner and a microfiber towel. Seems fineI’d just wipe it out with paper towels, it uses a gasket instead of rtf, and it’s going to have dirty and clean transmission fluid in it a few minutes later.
Can still get it by the gallon from the pump if you have a Co-op location near you. Some random gas stations around here still have a kerosene pump available, even in Metro-Nashville proper (we're practically a full county over to the east, about 40 miles outside the metro area, so more agriculture activities out here).Why not just clean it with pure, clean Kerosene? It won't hurt anything, and you can buy it at Lowe's, Home Depot, or Tractor Supply. It will do the job without having any residual negative effects.
https://www.lowes.com/pd/Klean-Strip-Kerosene-Heater/1000147019
How nice. I think its like 18 a gallon at all the box stores, the airlines would be crying if it cost them that much.Can still get it by the gallon from the pump if you have a Co-op location near you. Some random gas stations around here still have a kerosene pump available, even in Metro-Nashville proper (we're practically a full county over to the east, about 40 miles outside the metro area, so more agriculture activities out here).
It is expensive. A lot of it is packaging. (6, 1 gallon jugs to the cardboard box case), and of course shipping. The airport here will pump Jet-A into approved containers.How nice. I think its like 18 a gallon at all the box stores, the airlines would be crying if it cost them that much.
What's the saying? "Gotta pay if you wanna play!!!" LolIt is expensive. A lot of it is packaging. (6, 1 gallon jugs to the cardboard box case), and of course shipping. The airport here will pump Jet-A into approved containers.
They'll also pump it directly into the tanks of the turbine powered, offshore race boats. The few that come here are big, and have huge tanks. And I'm sure their fuel economy is anything but economical.