T Turbo Member Messages 6,413 Location Fermanagh, Northern Ireland Jul 31, 2023 #21 Having used hot citric acid on brake calipers I can attest that it eats away at cast iron surprisingly quickly so it should do your job.
Having used hot citric acid on brake calipers I can attest that it eats away at cast iron surprisingly quickly so it should do your job.
W.olly Member Messages 3,746 Location Radcliffe, Manchester Aug 4, 2023 #22 Tried the ultrasonic cleaner four attempts and nothing tried an acid I got from work and nothing. Poked prodded around and nothing. So surgery it was. applied masking tape to prevent the JB weld blocking it again The original was knackered. Would of been to much a fagg to fix that
Tried the ultrasonic cleaner four attempts and nothing tried an acid I got from work and nothing. Poked prodded around and nothing. So surgery it was. applied masking tape to prevent the JB weld blocking it again The original was knackered. Would of been to much a fagg to fix that