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take the undershield off and spray brake clean where the oil is. just make sure to catch the oil in a pan or something. and try not to breath the
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take the undershield off and spray brake clean where the oil is. just make sure to catch the oil in a pan or something. and try not to breath the brake clean spray either.
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What I normally do is use 50% water and 50% degreaser. Or Simple Green. I would just spray and spray and spray. Then I spray and spray again with 100% water to rinse steam cleaning went out back in the 80's when water damaged much of engine electronics. I am sure they are still around but I wouldn't take my chances. |
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