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robertgrier
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| improver wrote: | | Is it cool to use those little brushes to clean inside of valve casings? |
What brushes? I use a vlave casing brush for the casings and a mpc brush for the ports in the pistons. I assume you'll use soap and very warm water when you use these brushes.
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improver
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| Posted: Wed Sep 29, 2010 6:47 pm Post subject: |
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| Yeah on the valve casing is it ok to use a brush, it wont scratch the casing? |
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RandyTX
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If the material of the casing is harder than the brush, should be fine. I.e. a plastic bristle brush. If it has a metal center (usually wire), be sure not to hit the sides with it.
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