SteNova
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I rammed a hose in the left wiring hole it took a few weeks doing it every weekend till it was flowing water clean
Cleaned up my chassis, should I be worried?
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Turboman
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Dinitrol is really good for inside the chassis. All I do is block all the holes under the chassis, spay in about 5l of dinitrol, and drive it around for a few weeks. I do this summertime, when the chassis is dry, and remove the plugs from the holes before it gets wet. I just use the existing holes in the chassis, and remove bumper and blast into front chassis. Outriggers need to be sprayed separately, they don't hold dinitrol inside.
Station House
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Waxoyl is fine if warmed and thinned with white spirit,but you may find dinitrol or ankor wax a lot easier
As you work along the chassis rails you'll find several holes where you can push in a flexible tube
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yeah dinitrol and just use the exisiting holes, there are a few of them, well worht doing, i plan on doing mine every 3 years or so
bankz5152
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Jammed the jetwash into some of the holes on the xmember and waited till the water turned clear from each hole. There was alot of muck in there!
Did the same with a few of the chassis holes but gave up as i was there for a good 15 mins and the water was still mucky!
Did the same with a few of the chassis holes but gave up as i was there for a good 15 mins and the water was still mucky!
