Radiator Acid Bath at Tammy Grace blog

Radiator Acid Bath. I tried running 20% vinegar with water, i even tried around forty drops of muriatic acid along with water. When you flush it with any acid, the acid eats away a very thin layer of the copper (.0001 or most likely more depending on time; You could try flushing the crap out of it with distilled water. The only way to remove it is with an acid bath or ultrasonic bath. The only way to dissolve deposits from ethylene glycol is with heat just pouring muriatic acid. Make sure your radiators are turned off and completely cool. Instead, a full flush is recommended, forcing the removal of all contaminants and debris before adding new fluid. Almost a year ago i posted a problem i was having with my fj60 running too hot and after replacing everything but the radiator. Your choice of cleaning product is important, to avoid damaging. Use painter’s tape to attach a flattened cardboard box against the.

The only way to dissolve deposits from ethylene glycol is with heat just pouring muriatic acid. You could try flushing the crap out of it with distilled water. I tried running 20% vinegar with water, i even tried around forty drops of muriatic acid along with water. Almost a year ago i posted a problem i was having with my fj60 running too hot and after replacing everything but the radiator. Use painter’s tape to attach a flattened cardboard box against the. Your choice of cleaning product is important, to avoid damaging. When you flush it with any acid, the acid eats away a very thin layer of the copper (.0001 or most likely more depending on time; The only way to remove it is with an acid bath or ultrasonic bath. Instead, a full flush is recommended, forcing the removal of all contaminants and debris before adding new fluid. Make sure your radiators are turned off and completely cool.

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Radiator Acid Bath Make sure your radiators are turned off and completely cool. When you flush it with any acid, the acid eats away a very thin layer of the copper (.0001 or most likely more depending on time; Use painter’s tape to attach a flattened cardboard box against the. I tried running 20% vinegar with water, i even tried around forty drops of muriatic acid along with water. Almost a year ago i posted a problem i was having with my fj60 running too hot and after replacing everything but the radiator. The only way to remove it is with an acid bath or ultrasonic bath. Your choice of cleaning product is important, to avoid damaging. Instead, a full flush is recommended, forcing the removal of all contaminants and debris before adding new fluid. Make sure your radiators are turned off and completely cool. You could try flushing the crap out of it with distilled water. The only way to dissolve deposits from ethylene glycol is with heat just pouring muriatic acid.