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Old 29-Aug-2006, 19:07   #1
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Found an oil leak on the gearbox oil cooler on passion No3.

Before I can get it ally welded I need to get it really clean. Degreased it and washed it down in hot water.

Now for the bit the wife would not understand ..... it's in the dish washer on a very hot, heavy soiled wash

Problem is she is due back any minute now and the dishwaser is still going

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Old 29-Aug-2006, 19:08   #2
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Twas nice knowing you

Actually, you shouldn't have shown that you knew how it worked!!
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Old 29-Aug-2006, 19:32   #3
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Old 29-Aug-2006, 19:40   #4
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Don't forget to put it in the oven on gas mark3 for 20 minutes to dry it of!!!
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Old 29-Aug-2006, 20:16   #6
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Don't forget to put it in the oven on gas mark3 for 20 minutes to dry it of!!!

or pop it in the microwave on re-heat
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Old 29-Aug-2006, 20:18   #7
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just tell her . . .
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Don't forget to put it in the oven on gas mark3 for 20 minutes to dry it of!!!

Now that sounds like a plan ... was wondering how to make sure all the water was out of it
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Old 29-Aug-2006, 20:31   #9
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The other cleaning trick with smaller parts is to boil them in a saucepan filled with water and washing powder.
Carburettors can be cleaned overnight by leaving them soaked in a pot full of the cheapest cola you can find (un-gums all the ways).
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