Subject	Are you pressurizing the system first?
Posted by	LordZ on June 23, 2009 at 3:20 PM
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In Reply To	WD40 VS PB Blaster? posted by Sound Creations (OK) on June 23, 2009 at 11:43 AM
Message	If you are pressurizing it then use soapy water (best choice). If you are just letting it idle and spraying around to find what disrupts the idle, then electrical parts cleaner works the best. 0 residue and won't harm paint, plastics, or powdercoats. If you want to find every single leak possible, then take it to a shop with a smoke machine and UV dye. Much faster when you have tons of hoses and cramped space to work in. Just my 2cents. My YouTube Track Videos My Vimeo Track Videos My Last Z Project - 1990 2+2TT
Follow Ups	WD40 VS PB Blaster? - Sound Creations (OK) 11:43:07 06/23/09 What method are you using to find the leak? - kenecchi 11:48:51 06/23/09 if your trying to find a leak... - dirtyjerZ 12:08:30 06/23/09 Soapy water. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 12:45:02 06/23/09 if it's under vaccum (idle) then how does it make bubbles? - LordZ 17:54:55 06/24/09 Actually when I was cleaning my engine with seafoam - SlowZ(SD) 13:04:23 06/23/09 Brake parts cleaner doesn't leave a residue - canyoncarver 14:15:58 06/23/09 Are you pressurizing the system first? - LordZ 15:20:16 06/23/09 +1 for Soapy water (n/m) - Cuis-Z 18:19:15 06/23/09 Thanks for the Input - Sound Creations (OK) 19:32:43 06/23/09 I believe Bobby from the Z club has the equipment to fog - LJZTT 21:49:09 06/23/09 I personally wouldn't use wd40 or pb-blaster... - LordZ 17:57:25 06/24/09
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