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09-26-2010 #1
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?? for anyone who has built their own transmission?
Did you have the case hot tanked or clean it up in a parts washer?
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09-26-2010 #2
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I had both of my case's cleaned in a hot water parts washer at work. Cleaned both of them for 30 mins. Alot of dealerships have the parts washer I am talking about. Brandon
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If it's an aluminum case, your dishwasher will work very well. My wife loves it when I use ours for such things.
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What else do you use your dishwasher for??? Curious to hear this from you. Brandon
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Thanks!!
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High pressure steam cleaner is good too.
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My Grandma opened her dishwasher and found Grandpa's wire wheel covers in there. He got an ear full!
Originally Posted by brans72
The parts washers work well. Some aluminum cleaner chemicals leave a residue if the dry on the surface. I used a parts washer and then a hot pressure washer.Michael Tucker
Project "Trouble" 1969 Camaro DSE subframe, quadrilink, 13" wilwood brakes, Rated X Rushforths, LS2/T56
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