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Dylanyuen271
7/31/2018 10:17am
7/31/2018 10:17am
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8/3/2018 8:58pm
Saw alot of people saying they used this but never saw what the mixture is or whether to buy the powder stuff or the liquid stuff. I plan on keeping it in a bucket. So how much should I mix with water?
Use the powder oxyclean. Mix a scoop into a couple gallons of warm water. I usually dump the water out after cleaning a few filters, the water becomes pretty dirty after a few washes. Don’t forget to rinse the filter with fresh water once it’s clean.
ProX for oil filter. Change every oil change (5hrs sometimes less).
I have an old shot glass I use to measure it out with. Use 1-2 scoops of a shot glass in a sink of HOT water (I've used a 5-gallon bucket in the past as well filled halfway). I put the TSP directly on the outside of the filter and then toss it in to the sink as its filling up. Let it soak for 15 minutes or so and rinse. Don't usually have to do any scrubbing other than the lip where I have put filter grease. I don't think you could put too much Oxiclean/TSP in to cause a problem.
I use No Toil oil on a Twin Air filter.
The Shop
(Does Oxiclean work with traditional petroleum based filter oils?)
It's not chemically the same as the no toil cleaner, but works the same way.
Adding peroxide to water will have the exact same effect.
Pit Row
Not quite caustic on the grand whole scheme of alkalinity.
Oil air filter with silkolene air filter oil, if I'm going to a sand track I will put grease around the lip of the filter. Never lost an engine doing this
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