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Clubroom => Tech Talk => Topic started by: odd1 on June 04, 2010, 08:03:03 pm
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I'm sure I read on the forum soaking rubber in some sort of solution to soften it?
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spray it several times with armourall over a couple of weeks...
Brett
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Oldyz right, armourall or similar & put it in a platic bag out in the sun to let it sweat.
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soak it in brake fluid ;)
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By the way for any of these remedies its best off the bike...
Brett
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soak it in brake fluid ;)
any long term effects with this doc?
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not that I know of Hoony. Have friends in the US who actually store rubber parts in bottles of the stuff to keep them soft on the shelf and they swear by it but I've never tried it myself :-\ obviously on an inlet manifold if there is any perishing or cracking then it's best replaced with a new one ;)
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Soaking in brake fluid requires about 2 weeks.
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Brake fluid is the go, it will remove old paint as well if the rattle can restorer has had a shot at it at some stage.
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Ya learn somthing every day, if it works im impressed,
Good post Odd1 - if ya try it post feedback please
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The part is sitting in there right now let you know how it goes.
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Is it still in the bag??!!........ :)
I would love to know the result as I have a similar issue
I bought a used inlet manifold on US ebay to replace my cracked one and this one whilst not cracked is as hard as
Should I have a crack at the brake fluid?
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UPdate please.