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Some old petrol is good for cleaning out the intercooler or brake cleaner just make sure it well and truly dry inside before starting motor
P38A Advice on Diesel Radiator Replacement
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Some old petrol is good for cleaning out the intercooler or brake cleaner just make sure it well and truly dry inside before starting motor
+1. I just use petrol, leave it drying in the sun while I change the oil and filters plus diff oil and then put it back last and start.
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Diesels love brake cleaner!!!! So beware cleaning the intercoller with that stuff.
I agree with the oil mess... We are doing a disco 2 complete clutch... It's a nice car, a barstool of a job and there's oil everywhere under there.... No rust though....
.I agree with the oil mess... We are doing a disco 2 complete clutch... It's a nice car, a barstool of a job and there's oil everywhere under there.... No rust though....
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Diesels love brake cleaner!!!! So beware cleaning the intercoller with that stuff
I agree with the oil mess... We are doing a disco 2 complete clutch... It's a nice car, a barstool of a job and there's oil everywhere under there.... No rust though....
I was thinking that Brake Cleaner works pretty well as starting fluid. On the rust front, I've worked on a few different Land Rover products now (not as many as a lot on here I'm sure) and the only one that doesn't leave a single mark on the ground is the Vogue LSE I've been repairing rust on for the past three years. I'm not saying that a RR wouldn't rust if it leaked as we all know that isn't true, but I do find it a little ironic!
Rich
